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Vinícius Francis Santos, born in Mariana, in the state of Minas Gerais- Brazil,
since his childhood, has demonstrated profound interest in arts and fiction. For
many years he was an active member of an evangelical community where he
developed a gift for singing, communication and composition.
As a teenager he would write plays that were performed at the church. Later he
developed a gift of spiritual channeling and began a work along with consciousnesses
from other dimensions named “Elohins”.
Literature was always something that awakened a positive longing in his being.
By reading a book, he would travel through images that would appear with each
excerpt, each point of the plot, and would visualize characters, scenarios and
situations that would transport him to the stories being told.
Very interested in the following areas: psychological, metaphysics, spiritualist
and medium, has always deepened his studies in these subjects and others such
as, ufology and astronomy, besides dedicating great part of his life to studying
music.
Currently, dedicates himself to writing fictional stories and conducting the
self-help spiritualist blog, “Os Filhos da Alva” (www.os.filhos-da-alva.blogspot.
com). In this space he shares in partnership with Márcia Diniz (co-author in
“Pleiades”, composer, dancer and also a contributor in his current works), the
wisdom received from the “Heloins” and works developed by him.
For over three years Vinícius Francis started writing the saga of “Pleiades” with
the essential help of Márcia Diniz, based on elements that were built during
their lives, which germinated resulting in a coexistence of 14 years.
The authors have as inspiration references from books that were read, movies
watched, life experiences, people that pass through their lives and naturally start
forming the story´s plot and flowing towards the creation of the book. The first
three books of the “Pleiades” series are already finalized and duly registered in
the Escritório de Direitos Autorais (EDA) Fundação Biblioteca Nacional.