Sophia Payne's "How To Have An Existential Crisis" is a short poetry novel written in classical and artistic styles, exploring modern concepts and complex emotions from all ages and perspectives. Sophia inspires her readers with her understanding of loneliness, grief, and perspective, as well as her analysis of others' feelings. Sophia Payne's visionary and innovative methods speak for themselves. She displays a unique outlook in her personified Stages of Grief, "Emotions of the Year," and "Reality." Furthermore, her clever wordplay to convey symbolism and a deeper meaning - "Love, Lies, Bleeding," "Unfinished Lyric," "My Kind Heart," "Zombie," and "Isn't That the Point." Overall, Sophia Payne establishes her stance in the next generation of authors while fortifying her promising future.