Joshua Zhì Chéng Morton has yearned for more than just people. Morton has been in love, and in his 18 years before releasing Notes on a Quarter-Life Crisis, has built a menagerie of thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Notes on a Quarter-Life Crisis provides a witty and vulnerable introduction to the mind of Joshua Zhì Chéng Morton, as he explores the chaos and calms of passion, relationships, struggle, belonging, and youth. The collection of candid words pours from a foundation of complex and partially-verbalised feelings. The consistently confused and messy poet releases Notes on a Quarter-Life Crisis in hopes others can find some solace, and perhaps a catharsis from the built up emotions of one's formative years. Overall, Notes on a Quarter-Life Crisis is a collection of reflections on an insistent young poet reaching for optimism, and his trying efforts to love all.