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Welcome to Ky of Sonder's Eicenrell Archives!

Like the description says, this is a side blog for @kyofsonder that's specifically focused on my writing. While I enjoy mixing my writing work with more passive reblogging and not-fiction-related personal posts on my main blog, it can get frustrating not having a central archive of the stories/poems/writeblr things I've posted to Tumblr. To solve this problem and give readers a place to just easily rad what they want from my works, I've created this archive.

There's no requirement to follow my main blog in order to follow this one, and I couldn't enforce it if there was. It's also perfectly fine to address writeblr ask and tag games here, but know that if you ask anything that's not writing related I'll answer it on my main blog (or another side blog if I make others).

Content Notice:

All writing will have content warnings where applicable, if I ever forget or if a reader has a specific thing they would like included in these warnings (ex: I don't think birds need a warning, but someone with a phobia of them might prefer bracing themself before reading descriptions of them) please send an ask or message and I will fo my best to add it to my warnings in the future.

Commission Info:

I'm currently rebuilding my writing habits and haven't had time to do research on standard commission rates, but I'm open to taking a commission or two from those willing to discuss price in messages until proper rates and slots can be decided. Thank you for your patience, and please reach out if you are also willing to be patient about price negotiations.

Tag System:

Spoons providing, I tag my work for organization purposes first and give my thoughts in the tags after. These tags include

sonder stories - all prose, including any asks or tags involving prose, and OC development

sonder songs - all poems and lyrics, including any asks or tags involving poetry, and poetry development

sonder solos - all prose created/assisted by playing solo TTRPGs involving mechanics like flipping over playing cards, rolling dice, drawing straws, etc.

sonder snippets - all excerpts and short content taken from longer works and/or works in progress

story link - all fully finished stories presented in the form of an external link to a site such as google docs or AO3 or somewhere else

eicenrell archive - all archived copies of writing, most posts should have this tag

analogue media - all screenshots of handwritten prose, poetry, etc.

eicenrell info - all worldbuilding related to the eicenrell universe where my stories take place

eicenrell worlds - when specific worlds from the eicenrell universe are mentioned by name

eicenrell magic - when specific magic systems from the eicenrell universe are mentioned by name

night write - all transcriptions or photos of prose and poetry handwritten in a journal on a (mostly, spoons and other factors permitting) nightly basis

sonder speaks - announcements and personal info, while this is largely restricted to the main blog it'll come up here sometimes

tag games - all content responding to or joining in tag games from various corners of the writeblr community

ask games - all content responding to or joining in ask games from various corners of the writeblr community

a place to return novel - all content related to a novel wip of mine titled A Place to Return

apricots novel - all content related to a novel wip of mine titled Apricots

to be honest novel- all content related to a novel wip of mine titled To Be Honest

stray identities novel - all content related to a novel wip of mine titled stray identities

love as indicated wip - all content related to a story collection/novel wip of mine titled love as indicated

Other Tags Pending...

OC Masterpost

Pending...

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Update:

There are other forms of heartbreak in these and my other WIPs, this is really just the quickest summary of the main three.

In one shelved WIP I've considered bringing back, the main character's heart is broken several times over and he eventually retreats to a place where even he can't find himself anymore. His heartbreak comes from homesickness for the home he's had to run away from, betrayal by family, loss of friends, loss of lovers, loss of family, and loss of people he never really got the chance to know. It's a big part of his character and his story. His main love interest is always on the edge of heartbreak, a firm refusal or sudden attack away from rejection or loss, but always believes in the main character and trusts that both the main character and himself will end up where they're supposed to be with their hearts as close to intact as possible.

In my Love as Indicated WIP, which I've been considering redoing from the ground up with a new format, heartbreak is featured at the whim of fate -- it's almost always accompanied by spite toward fate or a loss of faith in fate itself, and a questioning of the narrative the characters are almost aware they're being written into. It's almost always repaired in some way, but the things that were broken along the way may not follow suit.

Many of my non-novel/non-collection short stories also end up featuring heartbreak, but not many of them are romantically broken hearts -- those are saved for the novels, apparently. Most of the heartbreak in my short stories, and woven into my novels, involves forms of grief or fear that usually don't have much of anything to do with love in the romantic sense.

Anyone in your writing suffering from a broken heart? What caused it?

Thank you for this ask. It took me a long time to get to it, but I found it in my inbox and finally got to answering it.

Several characters in my WIPs have broken hearts, actually. Some have had a long time to get over it, others are just coming to terms with it.

Ian from Apricots loses one of his lovers right before his story starts, which led to him being dumped by another member of his polycule, and his heartbreak and grief over compounding loss is central to the novel.

Micah from To Be Honest lost a close friend and his brother years ago, when they both went missing in the woods. He's still processing that heartbreak when he meets the other main character of the novel. River, his co-main, is trying to recover from a much more recent heartbreak where his lover rejected him and he lost a part of himself.

Owen from A Place to Return is heartbroken after losing contact with the one person who truly understands him, and lets this heartbreak spiral in a way that's key to his side of the plot. Leo, the one he loses contact with, also becomes heartbroken after they stop being able to communicate. He handles it a lot better than Owen, and that contrast is a big part of their novel.