Leilani Graceffa is a photographer and author, writing is an enjoyable habit for her. When she's not writing, she's either singing or outside photographing everything. We had a great chance to conduct an interview with her, in which she tell us much more about her famous book “The Angel Guide”.
Check out the interview :
A couple of easy questions to begin with…First off, what inspires you to write?
Wanting to tell stories and creating characters is what inspires me to write, and also wanting to help people learn useful life lessons.
Tell us a little bit about yourself. Background, education, Writing skills..etc
My name is Leilani Graceffa. I’m 20 years old, currently a college student and a Tarot reader, and I’m happy to be doing this interview. :)
Are you an author that interacts a great deal with your readers?
Definitely!
"THE ANGEL GUIDE" looks a interesting fiction book. Can you tell us a bit about it?
It’s about a young college student named Danielle that goes to a party with a friend and her friend’s sister and begins to see things nobody else can see. I can’t say the rest without spoiling the rest of the book.
What inspired you to write this book?
It was an old story that I’ve had since high school that I never intended on publishing. After getting into Spirituality last July, and listening to Tarot readers that I watch on YouTube talk about Angels and Spirit Guides, I decided to pick The Angel Guide back up, then publish it.
Do you have anything specific that you would like to say to your readers?
No, not really, or at least not yet.
How would you describe "MERMAID HAIR" to someone who has not read any of your previous novels?
It’s about a girl who’s deaf, and she can’t leave her home due to a law that prohibits people like her, and the rest I can’t disclose without spoiling the rest of the book.
Which part of "MERMAID HAIR" is the most personally interesting to you?
The part where Avilia gets to learn about birth charts.
If you had a book club, what would it be reading — and why?
If I had a book club, it would be reading my fourth book, Caliphate Ave., because it’s one of the most realest books I’ve written and I want people to learn from what it consists of.
Are you a self-published author?
Yes, and always will be.
At what stage did you decide to become an author?
I decided to become an author after finishing the first draft of my first book, Past, Present, Alternative: Nightfall.
What are your favourite books to give — and get — as gifts?
I’m not sure. If you mean someone else’s books, I’m not sure. But if you mean my own, I’m not sure about that either.
Are you active on social media?
Yes, definitely!
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