Hi, I’m Kev G Mor. I’m a singer songwriter, artist, mental health advocate, and storyteller living with schizoaffective (bipolar1 type) disorder, cPTSD, chronic pain, ARFID, and inattentive ADD. I create music, visual art, and content that centers around what it’s really like to live—and keep living—with serious mental illness. You might know me from my YouTube vlog, Living Daily Between Semicolons, where I document my recovery journey with raw honesty and hope.

For over a year now, I’ve been working on my first book, Terminally Unique—a memoir about survival, stigma, neurodivergence, creativity, and healing on my own terms. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever written.

Writing this book while living in survival mode—below the poverty line—hasn’t been healing. It’s been re-traumatizing. Every time I sit down to write, I’m reliving things I barely made it through the first time. And doing that emotional work while worrying about food, rent, or how to stretch my energy with chronic illness is wearing me down. It’s taking a toll on my health, my spirit, and my ability to keep going.

That’s why I’m raising funds for a solo writing retreat to Portland, Maine this fall. Five days and four nights by the sea. Just me, my notebook, and the space to write from a place of peace—not panic. I’ll vlog the journey along the way, sharing what it’s like to step out of survival mode and write from stillness. Your support will help cover travel, lodging, food, writing supplies, and accessibility needs.

This trip isn’t a vacation—it’s a lifeline. And it’s not just for me. It’s for the book I’m trying to finish, and for every person who’s ever felt like they weren’t built for this world.

As a thank-you, I’ll send handwritten postcards from Portland to supporters—just a small way to say, “You helped carry me here.”

Thank you for seeing me, and for believing in the work.