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The Storms We Create. Are The Ones We Can Mend
Ilyas Van Eekhout (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
Arven, a teenager grappling with past trauma, navigates complex relationships with his best friend Destiny, whose aunt is terminally ill, and his art classmate Haru. Meanwhile, within Arven's mind, two entities, Tomodachi and Nagomi, struggle to maintain his emotional stability, their conflicts manifesting as real-world anxieties. As Arven confronts his grief and burgeoning feelings for Haru, the inner turmoil escalates, threatening to shatter his fragile reality.
The Storms We Create is a thought-provoking series exploring the intricate and often turbulent nature of human emotions. With raw honesty, it delves into the complexities of relationships, self-identity, and the internal battles we face in our quest for healing and understanding. The story follows characters who must confront their deepest fears, desires, and regrets, navigating through life's storms to find meaning and connection.
As the characters forge paths through heartbreak, personal growth, and the weight of their pasts, they begin to realize that the storms they create are as much a part of them as the calm that follows. This series is for readers who embrace the messy, beautiful, and unpredictable journey of self-discovery, and who understand that sometimes, we must weather the storm to rebuild ourselves.
This story combines elements of surrealism, existential reflection, poetry, and an exploration of identity and connection. It has a dreamlike quality that blurs the lines between reality, metaphor, and internal struggle, making it deeply introspective and compelling.
''But I'm not leaving,
When you're still there
Not a traitor, just a fool
I'm the fool between us
And us
And everyone else
Is only protected by some
Love''
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