Hiram Crespo is the founder/editor of Society of Friends of Epicurus and the author of Tending the Epicurean Garden. He’s been featured in The New Humanism (a publication of Harvard University’s humanist chaplaincy), The Humanist (a publication of the American Humanist Association), Humanist Life (a publication of the British Humanist Association), occupy.com, the online classics journal Eidolon, Partially Examined Life, The Secular Web, Europa Laica, Ateistas PR, and many other outlets. He also writes the Arte de vivir column for El Nuevo Día, the most widely-read daily in Puerto Rico.
Hiram speaks four languages (English, Spanish, French and Esperanto) and graduated with high honors from a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies at Northeastern Illinois University.
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This seems so wonderously fascinating. I have been in awe of Epicureanism for years now and I’m planning a novel themed around its main ideas. Good to know it’s still alive and well!
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Es muy interesante encontrar tus escritos acerca de Epicuro. Soy dominicano y me place el saber de la existencia de otro caribeño interesado en esta Epicuruo. Acabo de empezar a leer tu libro y despues de concluirlo, tal vez, quisiera hablar contigo. Vivo en Greensboro, North Carolina. Adios, Luis Sanchez
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