Leisa Coffman is a filmmaker, singer-songwriter, screenwriter, and novelist who also happens to build and run every one of her own businesses — development, design, and deployment included.
Leisa was raised in West Virginia, and that place hasn't left her work — it shows up in the warmth of her branding, the moon-and-light imagery that runs through everything from Luna Lumen to Robo Boho, and a bohemian sensibility that favors handmade over polished.
She writes the way she describes it herself: organically, "bird by bird" — one page, one scene, one song at a time, rather than working from a rigid outline.
That instinct became the name of her publishing imprint. Her first novel, Sable's Secret, blends historical fiction, mystery, and romance around a woman's connection to Erik Weisz — better known as Harry Houdini — and draws on real family history: Leisa's fifth cousin, five times removed, was Isaac Kauffman Funk, co-founder of the Funk & Wagnalls publishing house.
She's not just the founder of five ventures — she's the developer, designer, and operator behind each one.
That hands-on instinct extends past the page. Leisa has a background in early-2000s web development and has spent the past year relearning modern tools from the ground up — she builds and deploys every one of her sites herself, from the Luna Lumen ticketing system to the storefronts for Robo Boho and Luna Lum. She's currently in production on Scarred Protector, a hybrid documentary and music video connecting the moon's role as Earth's protector to her own original songwriting.
Her son works alongside her on The Boho Bandit, and she supports his own separate ventures in turn — collaboration runs in the family.