Eddie Signaigo

Author of Luminary Madness

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About Eddie Signaigo

Eddie is an author, artist, entrepreneur, and attorney from San Diego, CA.

After practicing law for eight years, he left the profession to pursue writing, art, music, travel, and a life lived on his own terms.

He has lived in Mexico since 2020 and speaks fluent Spanish.

His work is driven by curiosity, self-discovery, and fierce independence.

Eddie wrote, illustrated, photographed, and produced Luminary Madness, Volume 1: True Stories.

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Luminary Madness

Luminary Madness, Volume 1: True Stories is a collection of true stories about walking away, starting over, facing the unknown, and following the strange and unpredictable road to becoming who you were meant to be.

Eddie Signaigo leaves an eight-year career as a lawyer, sells nearly everything he owns, and moves to Ghana with the Peace Corps. After being forced to relocate, he starts over again in Mexico where he learns Spanish, finds love and heartbreak, explores ancient ruins, experiments with altered states of consciousness, gets arrested, gets fired, goes broke, builds a business, surfs, writes, travels and repeatedly finds himself staring into the abyss – wondering what comes next.

Raw, funny, vulnerable, irreverent, and deeply personal, these stories explore freedom, ambition, identity, faith, love, failure, and the price of living your dreams. Illustrated with more than 150 photographs and 8 original collages featuring dozens of the author’s drawings, Luminary Madness is part memoir, part travelogue, part visual diary—and entirely true.

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