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Torin Keld

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Torin Keld writes quiet stories for children who feel more than they say. His debut collection, In the Quiet, explores the inner lives of children who carry anxiety, comparison, grief, or masking — all told in short, emotionally resonant vignettes grounded in real experience.

Drawing from both personal memory and psychological insight, his stories are designed to be read aloud, shared gently, and revisited often.

Torin is also a photographer, reflective essayist, and author of children’s fiction with folkloric and poetic tones, writing with a voice shaped by his Scottish roots and a quiet reverence for memory.

Read more at torinkeld.com or follow his latest reflections on Medium: torink.medium.com

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In the Quiet: Quiet Stories for Children Who Feel More Than They Say

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Torin Keld is now following Laura van den Berg Author of The Third Hotel
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“Some children don’t shout their feelings. They carry them. They fold them into desk corners. They wait to be noticed.
— Torin Keld, In the Quiet”
― Torin Keld, In the Quiet: Quiet Stories for Children Who Feel More Than They Say