Jessica Doyle, a distinguished faculty member at the UCD School of Classics, will deliver an insightful presentation on the Greeks and their captivating myths at the upcoming event, "One Dublin One Book: A window on Greek myths in Snowflake." This talk will provide a brief yet illuminating introduction to the rich tapestry of Greek mythology, with a focus on the myths that are intricately woven into the novel. Attendees can expect to gain a deeper understanding of the ancient Greek civilization and the enduring significance of their myths.

The event will take place at the prestigious Kevin Street Library in Dublin 8, located at 18 Lower Kevin Street Lower, D08 EY79. Mark your calendars for April 4, 2024, when this enlightening talk will commence. Admission to this engaging event is free of charge, offering a unique opportunity to explore the world of Greek myths through the expertise of Jessica Doyle. Don't miss out on this enriching experience that promises to shed light on the timeless tales that continue to captivate readers around the globe.

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