Did Augusten Burroughs cheat?

Augusten Burroughs is an American writer known for his memoirs and novels. He achieved fame with his bestselling memoir "Running with Scissors," which details his unconventional upbringing. Burroughs’ works often explore themes of addiction, family, and personal growth.

Augusten Burroughs was born Christopher Richter Robison on October 23, 1965, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He had a tumultuous childhood, marked by his parents’ divorce and his mother’s mental illness, which led to his being placed in the care of his mother’s psychiatrist.

Burroughs has been open about his struggles with alcoholism and his journey to sobriety. He has lived in various locations, including New York City and Amherst, Massachusetts. Burroughs is openly gay and has been in a long-term relationship with his partner Dennis Pilsits.

Augusten Burroughs has authored several bestselling books, including "Running with Scissors," "Dry," and "Magical Thinking." His works have been praised for their humor and emotional depth. "Running with Scissors" was adapted into a film in 2006. Burroughs’ writing has been featured in numerous magazines and anthologies.

Burroughs’ memoir "Running with Scissors" spent over two years on the New York Times Best Seller list. He has also received several accolades for his work, including the Lambda Literary Award.

Burroughs faced a lawsuit from the Turcotte family, who claimed that "Running with Scissors" misrepresented their family. The case was settled out of court, and the book now includes a disclaimer stating that it is a work of memoir with fictional elements.

Besides "Running with Scissors," Burroughs’ notable works include "Dry," which chronicles his battle with alcoholism, and