I’ll be talking about my just-released book
Ron Paul’s Revolution: The Man and the Movement He
Inspired in New York City, Willamsburg sector in Brooklyn,
in an interesting setting. Details
from the blog of my host Todd Seavey:  

Thursday, May 17 (at 8pm), the Dionysium (sister series to the
popular events by that name held in Austin, TX) begins with main
speaker Brian Doherty, talking to me (your Dionysium host and
moderator) about his new book Ron Paul’s Revolution: The Man
and the Movement He Inspired. 

It happens at 2 Havemeyer St. (three blocks east of Bedford
Ave., the easily-reached first subway stop into Williamsburg on the
L), on the second floor, directly above the space soon to house the
bar Muchmore’s.  Enter through the side door on N. 9th St.

Though my libertarian views and Brian’s are well known, the
Dionysium is a non-partisan crucible of skeptical analysis and
varied entertainments – and Brian has a sense of humor – so join us
even if you are merely bemused by the one remaining non-Romney
candidate for the Republican nomination and want to know whence he
came. 

I’ve enjoyed past NYC events hosted by Todd, and lots of amusing
rowdiness is likely. If you can make it, please do. See the
typically complicated big-city instructions above: although it is
on Havemeyer St., you enter on the side door
on N. 9th St. What do I know, I live in Los Angeles.

My most recent Reason.tv video on Ron Paul’s youth appeal: