Gracious reader,

If you are a curious lifelong learner based in the New York City area, you are cordially invited to join the launch party for my just-launched Wondrium Series, Storytelling and the Human Condition (which you can enjoy on a free month-long Wondrium trial here).

Taking place on the evening of March 14th in New York City, email me directly to RSVP and receive details of the event with the subject NYC: ah@alexandraOHudson.com

I’d love the chance to meet many of you in person!

(Note: Sue to venue limitations, the event is capped at 50, so RSVP early to reserve your spot!)

For all non-NYC area subscribers, I’m giving away FIVE copies of a new primmer on Ovid’s Metamorphoses published by Columbia Univeristy Press. Just write to me directly to enter with OVID in the subject line.

List your favorite podcast (s) in the body for bonus entry points :)

Hope to see many of you in NYC!

Lexi

P.S. Speaking of the series, in case you missed it, here is some recent media related to the launch.

(Are there other podcasts/ outlets that you think could be interested in storytelling? Write to me and let me know! ah@alexandraohudson.com)

In USA Today, How I learned to be a better parent by telling stories to my kids
In Christianity Today, reflecting on how our view of the origins of the world and humanity can ennoble us and infuse our life with meaning.
Storytelling is Freedom for The Acton Institute.
The Storytelling Animal for Law & Liberty.
Ricochet’s King of Stuff Podcast.
The News with Matt Lewis’ podcast.
Donald Robertson’s Philosophy as a way of Life podcast.
Stoicism: Philosophy as a Way of Life
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