ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sofia Yorke is an indie author and poet from Fryslân (The Netherlands), exploring the duality of the human experience. Her poetry is intimate, reflective, and finds beauty in brokenness. Alongside her poetry, her storytelling spans a variety of genres, blending different styles to capture the complexity of life’s many facets.
For an inside look at her creative process and exclusive content, explore her Patreon.
Fragmented Echoes invites you to explore the delicate interplay of intensity and stillness, longing and loss, clarity and uncertainty. It's an invitation to pause, to feel deeply and to leave behind echoes of your own.
This debut collection plunges into the raw depths of emotion, identity, and resilience. Blending free verse with structured pieces, Yorke's poetry speaks to anyone who has ever struggled with emotions. These poems don't offer resolutions; instead, they capture fleeting moments and thoughts; a journey born from reflection, passionate upheaval, and whispers that linger just out of reach.
For readers who find beauty in life's fractures and meaning in its in-between spaces.
NEW RELEASES
LATEST NEWS
website Update: A Webshop is Coming Soon!
A new part of the website is on its way: a webshop for exclusive content.
This won’t be a typical store. It’ll be a place where you can access unpublished collections, digital downloads, handwritten works, and other exclusive pieces.
LATEST BLOG POST
[The Journey of Fragmented Echoes] The Lack of a Trigger Warning
Trigger warnings are everywhere these days, expected, almost mandatory. Frowned upon when not included. People see them as a sign of respect, a courtesy to prepare readers for heavy themes. But I made a deliberate choice not to include them in my work. Not because I don’t care about my readers, but because I care too much to water down the experience.
A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR
Hi there,
Welcome to my little corner of the web! I’m Sofia, a poet and storyteller, here to share a space where words come alive and imaginations have room to be explored. Here, you’ll find poetry, personal musings, and stories that are meant to connect us, no matter the miles between us. The themes I usually work on are reflections on light and shadow, moments of resilience, and the beauty in life’s imperfections.
This isn’t just a regular site for an author to post their book updates; it’s a cozy spot for anyone who loves words, whether you’re a reader, a writer, or simply someone who appreciates the art of storytelling. I truly believe that stories have a unique way of reaching the quiet, often unspoken parts of ourselves and can connect us to one another on a deeper level.
So, grab a warm drink, explore a post, or two, or three, over on my blog, and feel free to wander around. Oh, and before I forget, you’re also very much invited to join our Discord community, be it to share your own writing, meet other readers, or just enjoy thoughtful conversations. Just click the link and hop on in. And while I have you here, don’t forget to check out updates on Fragmented Echoes, my latest poetry collection, in the news section.
If you enjoy what you see here, consider exploring my Patreon, where I share a whole lot more, including early drafts, behind-the-scenes insights, and other exclusive content. And if you’d like to stay updated on new posts and projects, feel free to subscribe below to the newsletter, the Whispering Inkwell. Don't worry, I don't spam, it's mostly a bi-annual newsletter informing you of the newest updates.
So, there you have it, this little slice of the internet is a part of me, run and formed by me but shaped by every visitor who checks in. Thank you for stopping by, enjoy your wanderings. Feel free to leave a comment on the blog or reach out if something resonates with you.
With love,
TESTIMONIALS
“Sofia has the tremendous power of creating wonders with everything she writes. Always a pleasure to delve into every new masterpiece of this superbly creative authoress.”
Yulai Danieli
"What I like about being part of Sofia’s Patreon is that it’s low pressure. She shares early drafts and personal thoughts about her work that make it feel more like a conversation, not just content."
Jake Smithson