Blog | Author Melissa W. Sell

A Sit Down with Eric Shapiro

Sometimes I feel like…like I’m living inside one of my books. You know, without all the death and violence

Melissa Sell

Mar 2911 min read

Unveiling the Secrets of Louisville Horror Authors: Horror Writing Insights

If you’ve ever wondered what makes horror stories from Louisville so uniquely spine-tingling, you’re in for a treat. I’ve been diving deep into the eerie, shadowy corners of Louisville’s literary scene, and let me tell you, the secrets these horror authors hold are as chilling as a midnight stroll through a foggy cemetery. So, buckle up! We’re about to explore the dark, twisted, and downright fascinating world of Louisville’s horror writers. Louisville’s Horror Writing Insigh

Melissa Sell

Mar 244 min read

Exploring Melissa W Sell Author's Literary Journey

If you’ve ever found yourself lost in a world where fantasy, horror, romance, and sci-fi collide, then you might already be familiar with the magic woven by Melissa W Sell. But if not, buckle up! I’m about to take you on a whirlwind tour through the fascinating literary journey of this multi-genre author who’s been quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) captivating readers everywhere. The Many Hats of Melissa W Sell Author Melissa W Sell isn’t your average writer who sticks t

Melissa Sell

Jan 124 min read

GOOD KNIGHT-Melissa Willis Sell

Rumours filled every home with talk of unholy creatures owing a life debt to the king’s family, beasts forced to protect the royal bloodline for eternity, enslaved by the silver they wore.

Melissa Sell

Jan 1230 min read

Death's Door

Death’s Door There was that song again, it tapped at my temples with its drowsy tone. Where had I heard it before? I couldn’t remember, I was stuck somewhere between dreaming and reality. On the edge of waking but still holding the hand of a dream. My eyelashes flutter against my face as I try to open my eyes, their lids heavier than normal. I wanted to sleep a little longer, but the blasted song would not stop playing. Dancing in my ears and forcing me to wake before I

Melissa Sell

Jan 811 min read

Get Out, While You Still Can

The craving for a mocha latte with extra mocha was pretty intense, and after dealing with the kids all day, I needed a little me-time. I decided to stop by my favorite coffee shop closest to my house and work on an outline for my next book while slurping down a delicious caffeinated liquid—or two. I just wanted peace and quiet, even though I could see the shop was more crowded than I liked; at least no one was screaming “mommy” every two seconds.

Melissa Sell

Jan 75 min read

An Irish Promise

An Irish Promise (Story was published initially by Stormy Island Publishing and United Faedom Publishing.) (WC: 3563) I was never much for believing in fairy stories, not even as a young girl. They never seemed to interest me, even though I grew up in the vacant hills of Ireland; one could consider it the very first birthplace for fairies and folklore. Our town was never an exception to this. Small, quiet and in the 1960’s, we had yet to receive indoor plumbing. Reading was o

Melissa Willis-Sell

Jan 414 min read

House of Timor

Pay attention to the house rules to survive the night in House of Timor. Not all who enter can leave. *No part of this story is to be duplicated or shared without the author's written consent.*

Melissa Sell

Jan 417 min read

It's a holiday horror tale. Every year, Edmund brings cheer, and this season is a scream.

NAUGHTY OR NICE?

Christmas was almost here. It’s my favourite time of year! I love the season's antics. Each room gets decorated with blues, silvers, reds, and greens. The intoxicating scent of pine from the freshly cut tree fills the air. Sara loves to spray that matching air freshener around the house until New Year’s Eve. Brian always tells her to ease up on it; after all, they live in a home, not a forest! But I don’t mind it, nor do the kids—Lizzy and Lucas, five-year-old twins who love

Melissa Sell

Nov 5, 20255 min read