Take Up and Read
An Invitation to Read My Autobiography
Dear friends and readers,
I recently completed a rough draft of my autobiography, and I invite you to read it.
This rough draft consists of three volumes, about twenty chapters, and more than 500 pages.
The new working title for my autobiography is Lighting a Torch: Narrative of the Early Life of John C. Hancock.
Why should you read my autobiography?
There are many good reasons to read my autobiography.
The following are the top three essential questions that my autobiography helps to answer:
What is political philosophy, and the history of political philosophy, and why does it matter?
What is the truth about psychiatry, mental illness, and the mental health industry?
What are the real conspiracies, or secret combinations, that infest our communities, states, and nations, and how can we identify and eliminate them?
If you read my autobiography, you will also discover answers to the following ten questions:
What is it like to grow up as a Mormon (a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)?
What is it like to serve as a Mormon missionary (a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) in southern Italy?
What is it like to fall in love in Paris?
Is Brigham Young University the Lord’s University?
Is it safe to travel to the Holy Land?
What is it like to study politics at Hillsdale College in Michigan?
What is it like to be a single Mormon man (a single man in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)?
What is it like to work for corrupt institutions, including multi-level marketing companies, a university, and a cult that masquerades as a business?
What were my experiences in my childhood, youth, and adolescence in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Michigan, Idaho, and Utah?
Who is John C. Hancock?
Perhaps the best reason to read my autobiography is that there are elements of my story that may be able to help many people. But even if my autobiography helps just one person, that is a good start.
I am in the process of digitizing my autobiography in another Substack, and in a subsequent post, I will provide the links to my autobiography, chapter by chapter. I hope to one day publish and print my autobiography in a tangible book form, but until then, you can check out whichever chapters most interest you, or read the entire book.
This labor of love and detailed study of my life to this point has required and will require much time, effort, and resources to complete. If you enjoy my book, or even if you enjoy just one chapter in my book, please consider making a contribution to my fundraiser. Please make a donation to help bring my life story to print.
Thank you. 🙏
