A Far Country, Vol1

Hugh Paret reflects on his unconventional journey as a corporation lawyer in modern America, exploring the interplay of his inner romanticism with the realities of life. He aims to provide a candid portrayal of his experiences, motivations, and the moral complexities that shaped him. Paret critiques the American romanticist's naive desires and relentless pursuit of dreams, suggesting that societal norms and educational systems of the past failed to encourage deeper self-exploration. His narrative seeks to balance personal truth with the external influences of his environment.