"Sometimes the seascape isn't perfect. It's dealing with towers of water, towers of sea, towers of ocean," Gonzalez says. "It's like what Odysseus went through … It's coming face to face with yourself and who you are."
In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Santa Fe campus in 2024, Smith’s 1983 book was reprinted for the first time in decades. Today, this re-release feels timelier than ever as St. John’s Annapolis reexamines its own history amid the nation’s semiquincentennial.
Feldstein has rarely missed a year of his seasonal pilgrimage to Santa Fe since 2007—and he has no shortage of stories to tell about the books he has read and the friendships he has made along the way.
Take our tour, a stop on Visit Annapolis’ “Be Revolutionary” campaign, and travel through time. Feeling extra festive? Check out other commemorative events we have planned at St. John’s College.
Lectures, offered in person in Annapolis and Santa Fe and online, are free and open to the public
