What Matters Over the Mind: Writing Prompts for Brilliant Over Thinkers

by Kendall Gray

Overview

Perhaps you want to journal, but have no idea where to start. Or maybe you already love journaling, and you're looking to expand what you write about. Your mind is a miraculous place. It shouldn't be limited to that space between your ears.
With these prompts, you can discover more about yourself and life around you. Finding peace. Whether you want to escape your world or understand it better, it's all here.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663588784
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	11/10/2020
Pages:	74
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.15(d)

About the Author

"A writer is someone who cannot NOT write." Sol Stein

My name is Kendall Gray. I'm 20-years-old and grew up in one of Idaho's most populated cities.

Writing since I knew how to, I'd finished creating seven amateur novels by the time I was a sophomore in high school. Before I'd taken any writing classes, and before I'd even grown a liking to read... all-in-all, they weren't very good. Yet, I keep writing. Learning what colors lift pages from their spine and animate our favorite characters, it becomes an infinite journey.

As I hone the craft of creative writing, one Writer's Constant is keeping a journal. I've written an entry a day since I was seven-years-old. Without that, I can't imagine how sane I would be. Nor would I have any patience for my own personality. Many of us use writing to heal, yet we aren't sure "what's worthy" of being typed or scribbled into mementos. That's where "What Matters Over the Mind" came into the picture.
"What Matters Over the Mind" is a collection of existential poems and deep prompts for journal writers. To spark a movement in our subconscious. It's for every friend I've ever had that said, "I would love to keep a journal, but what would I write about?"
To understand your world or to escape it, it's all there. For you.

As that's developing its accessible presence, I'm working on Young Adult Fiction novels that will be ready in due time. (I'd give you a date to mark in your calendars, yet I was advised by a writing professor to devote to the story before I devote to the logistics). I wish you all happy writing, happy reading, and constant inspiration.

Love always,
Kendall Gray