The Sunday News
Nigel Siziba, Sunday Life Reporter
EVERYONE has talent, but what is rare is to follow it to the dark place where it leads you. That is the story of an 18-year-old who answered his call of being a writer at a very tender age.
Keith Vilani from Magwegwe North in Bulawayo has released his 2nd edition book titled Spirit Filling.
In an interview with Sunday Life, he said he is happy to release his second edition book.
“Considering my age I am very happy to release the second edition of my book. This shows me that there is something exceptional about me,” he said.
The Lord-inspired writer explained what his book is about.
“Basically my book is about spiritual matters in church, it reveals a man communicates with God spiritually and it further describes how our first parents sinned (Adam and Eve), to God and at that moment we lost communication with Him, so I clarify how we gained back that communication with God,” said Vilani.
He said his book was published under C.G Hope Publishers.
“Spirit Filling 2nd edition was published under C.G Hope Publishers and my book can be found at Harvest House Ministries.”
He said managing his career and school was a result of discipline and order.
“For me to be able to manage writing and school work I created a timetable that I follow so I have time for everything,” he said.
Asked on his other works he said:
“As of now I have 20 books but still unpublished and in November I am going to publish five of them and I have always set the bar high for myself and in five years I see myself having written 50 books,” said Vilani.
The Masotsha High Advanced Level student said besides being a writer, he is a motivational speaker, songwriter, stage play writer and an aspiring life coach.
