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This is a continuation of my story told through prose and poetry. Swimming in Chaos is truly the next chapter in the story of my life, and a direct sequel to "Cliffhanger". This book takes you on a 4-year journey through grieving the person that I thought I was going to be. Dealing with addiction, sex, the perception of self, and finding my way again...
Extract from the book: "He wandered through the forests, the lakes, and he isolated himself in hopes to find peace in the stillness, but even that didn’t settle him. He felt like a stranger to the quiet. He needed the chaos to feel alive, so he fled to cities where he didn’t even speak the language. Terrified, but he did it anyway. He embraced the fear and found freedom in it. That’s when he realised that peace wasn’t his path. What he needed was to learn how to swim in chaos."
Note from Author: "As much as Swimming in Chaos is a direct sequel to Cliffhanger, this can also be read as a standalone. Think of it like meeting a new person for the first time, without knowing anything about them. This is the story that I choose to tell."
This is a continuation of my story told through prose and poetry. Swimming in Chaos is truly the next chapter in the story of my life, and a direct sequel to "Cliffhanger". This book takes you on a 4-year journey through grieving the person that I thought I was going to be. Dealing with addiction, sex, the perception of self, and finding my way again...
Extract from the book: "He wandered through the forests, the lakes, and he isolated himself in hopes to find peace in the stillness, but even that didn’t settle him. He felt like a stranger to the quiet. He needed the chaos to feel alive, so he fled to cities where he didn’t even speak the language. Terrified, but he did it anyway. He embraced the fear and found freedom in it. That’s when he realised that peace wasn’t his path. What he needed was to learn how to swim in chaos."
Note from Author: "As much as Swimming in Chaos is a direct sequel to Cliffhanger, this can also be read as a standalone. Think of it like meeting a new person for the first time, without knowing anything about them. This is the story that I choose to tell."