In the beginning... the internet was a formless void.

And T&T Clark said "Let there be blog!" And there was blog and it was good.

Welcome to the official blog of T&T Clark, an imprint of Continuum International Publishing Inc. Since our founding in 1821, T&T Clark has published some of the most influential and important works in the fields of theology and biblical studies. Karl Barth?  Gerhard von Rad? Elaine Pagels? Yeah, that's us. Now, we are very excited to enter the 21st Century and bring to you online the latest about the best and cutting edge scholarship. We hope that this blog will serve as not only a place where you can read about and discuss our new and forthcoming titles, but also learn what our authors and colleagues are up to, as well as what is going on in the world of religious studies.

Our editors will be posting about their books that will be coming out as well as offering their own personal interests and observations. T&T Clark offers a diverse array of books and it goes without saying that our editors are just as unique. Of course, we'll let them introduce themselves a little later. We'll let you know when we're out and about at various conferences and gatherings and what we're up to. As this blog takes shape, we hope that you will offer your insights, feedback, and input about the goings on of religious publishing and the field of religious studies.

Of course, the big event that is coming up is the AAR/SBL Conference held this year in San Diego, CA on November 17-20, 2007. Ah! What better place to spend the third week of November than southern California? We up here in the New York office certainly think so! This, of course, will be the last time that both the AAR and SBL will be meeting at the same time. T&T Clark will be a part of the Continuum Books booth with plenty of books available for purchase and ordering. Our editors will be certainly be there and available for personal discussions. Be sure to drop by and say hello!

We'll be updating this blog fairly regularly so be sure to drop by often or even keep up to date by using our RSS feed. We're very happy to be online. This is our blog. In it we are well pleased! We hope you are, too.

Comments

[Jason Goroncy]

Welcome. What a great idea. I sincerely hope that it encourages some good discussion among theo-bloggers. You may be interested to know that I've recently posted a review of 'An Introduction to Torrance Theology' here: http://cruciality.wordpress.com/2007/10/02/an-introduction-to-torrance-theology-a-review/

Best...

Jason