Leo and David : A Tale of Two Angels

Leo lives in a faraway kingdom, a peaceful place where his family rules and he longs to bring joy and beauty to his people. Engaged to a princess, Leo soon falls in love with a man from his city. However, as political unrest comes to his country, Leo must flee and learn to navigate a new world, all the while trying to find love and to love himself along the way.

Both a of age story and a fairy tale, Leo and David: A Tale of two Angels is a heartwarming and fantastical look into one man's journey to a happy ending.

About the Author

Luca Leonvago first finished his degree in Classical studies and then started his second degree in business, followed by an MBA and a PhD in Economics. After working in the fashion industry for five years in Milan, Rome and Paris, he moved to London where he started his academic career. He is currently Associate Chair for Fashion marketing and Luxury Brand Management at SCAD University Atlanta.

He is also a member of the British research group progressive connections based in Oxford, which sustains global interdisciplinary research projects fostering reciprocal international collaborations and global outcomes. This research group builds, develops and promotes a range of sustainable global interdisciplinary research projects. Projects are formed around the creation of an interdisciplinary ethos which establishes spaces of equality within which people can meet, talk and engage in a spirit of openness and transparency.

Luca Leonvago has been in the editorial board of "CATWALK", a journal of fashion, beauty and style published by Interdisciplinary Press, Oxford. He has a wide international experience having taught in several countries such as New Zealand, England, France and Italy, and has presented research papers all over the world. His publications and articles center on his research interests that include the evolution of luxury brand management and the development and application of teaching models to improve creativity in academic environments.