Lou Sceelo is a poet and recording artist currently self-exiled and navigating a particularly stubborn case of writer’s block.
His debut poetry collection is available in paperback and Kindle editions, while the hardcover remains in his personal archive—reserved for a future, in-person book signing.
He is currently at work on his first novel, Last Night, Malden Street—a haunting and nostalgic portrait of friendship, betrayal, and one sleepless night that changed everything. Set in the liminal hours of a 1990s city that no longer exists, the novel explores memory, masculinity, and the ways we disappear from each other over time.
It is being written slowly and deliberately, in bursts of clarity, under the influence of strong coffee, long walks, and a few carefully chosen ghosts.