Serendipity: My Path (2037)

by Jack R. London

Serendipity: My Path Through Life and Law is the story of the Jack London's peripatetic journey through various careers in law. Once describe by Paul Sullivan in the Globe and Mail as "an issues poet", he employs his recollections as opportunities to comment on some of Canada's most important social issues.

London is a believer in honest recollection, and shares his ups and downs, his ethical challenges and his strengths and weaknesses. Throughout, he suggested that existence precedes reasons and that luck is often more important than intelligence.

He concludes by recounting his myriad experience with Indigenous Peoples and his belief in reconciliation – which he sees as the key social issue of our time.

Book size: 6.5" x 8.5"

200 pages