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 she makes, 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 storefront for 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.