Scott Burton Announces Chaos: Volume 1 – A Journal of Being Human

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - June 4, 2025 - PRLog -- The series captures the complexity of what it means to survive, to hope again, and to find yourself somewhere between who you were and who you're still becoming.

Burton is a lifelong kidney disease patient and two-time transplant recipient, having spent over 20 years on the waiting list before receiving his most recent transplant on May 15, 2022. While writing has long been his lifeline, Chaos is not an illness narrative. It's a collection of moments, visceral reflections drawn not just from his story, but from the internal terrain many people carry but rarely express.

The work moves through themes like identity, loss, love, detachment, healing, and stillness after crisis. Burton doesn't aim to offer answers, just recognition. The writing shifts in form and tone, mirroring the unpredictable nature of ongoing recovery and reflection. Some pieces read like confessions. Others, like quiet observations you didn't realize were yours until you saw them on the page.

"We carry our past in our bodies. Our regrets in the way we hesitate. The ghosts of everyone we've ever loved in the way we reach for someone new."
— Chaos: Volume 1, Chapter 13 – "The Things We Carry"

The first volume of Chaos will be available in paperback and Kindle formats via Amazon on May 28, 2025.

For a glimpse into his work, Burton regularly shares excerpts and reflections on social media. Learn more at his official website.

The Chaos Series will include:

• Volume 1: A Journal of Being Human – May 28^th
• Volume 2: A Study of Shadows – June 13^th
• Volume 3: The Weight of a Memory – July 1^st
• Volume 4: A Study of Truths Unspoken – July 25^th
• Volume 5: A Study of Distance – August 5^th
• Volume 6: Anatomy of Doubt – August 21^st
• Volume 7: A Map of What Remains – September 5^th
• Volume 8: A Theory of Falling – September 22^nd
• Volume 9: A Tether to Tomorrow – October 8^th
• Volume 10: A Testament to the Quiet – October 24^th

About the Author:
Scott Burton is the author of Forever Is Tomorrow and the 10-volume Chaos series. A two-time transplant recipient and lifelong writer, his work blends raw introspection with emotional range—exploring what it means to rebuild after survival. Rather than dwell only in sorrow, Burton captures the tension between pain and grace, disconnection and hope, fear and the desire to believe in tomorrow.