If you're in New York, you've got two chances on Tuesday January 27 to hear me talk about Soul Made Flesh. At 5:30 I'll be giving a talk in the "Mind Over Body" lecture series at New York Public Library's Science and Industry Branch at 188 Madison Ave. I'll then be heading to the East Villiage to talk in the more intimate setting of KGB (85 E. 4th St.) at 7:30. Both events are free.
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