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2010 AAR and SBL meetings in Atlanta

Greetings! This is Kara Zavada from the New York office. I’m the new-ish Marketing Manager for T&T Clark titles in North and South America.

We are busy preparing for the American Academy of Religion meeting (October 30-November 1 in Atlanta, GA) and the Society of Biblical Literature meeting (November 20-23 also in Atlanta). I'm incredibly excited to attend, especially as a representative of Continuum/T&T Clark. If you will be at either/both, please stop by and say hello.

At the AAR meeting, you can find us at booth #605. We’ll be offering 35% off all our titles on display.

At the SBL meeting, we’ll be at booth #1301. 35-50% discounts offered there with some especially great deals on select titles in our Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Studies series, Library of New Testament Studies series, and Library of Second Temple Studies series.

Countdown to SBL, November 20-23, Atlanta, Georgia, booth 1301

Hello All - wanted to whet your appetite with some recent releases in our LHBOTS series (and get you to stop by our booth!):

September 2010:

- Ethical and Unethical in the Old Testament: God and Humans in Dialogue, edited by Katharine Dell

- Traditions at Odds: The Reception of the Pentateuch in Biblical and Second Temple Period Literature, by John H. Choi

October 2010:

- The Historian and the Bible: Essays in Honour of Lester L. Grabbe, edited by Philip R. Davies and Diana V. Edelman

- Land of our Fathers: The Roles of Ancestor Veneration in Biblical Land Claims, by Francesca Stavrakopoulou

Online review: The Incarnation of the Word

The online portal of the Zentrum für Augustinusforschung have published a review of Ed Morgan's book The Incarnation of the Word. Enjoy! The rest of this site is also well worth a look.

Another Review for 'Reformed Theology'

There is another great review of Michael Allen's book on Roger Olson's website - I am sure you'll enjoy reading it!

Maurice Casey - Jesus of Nazareth

Maurice Casey's forthcoming book Jesus of Nazareth is being featured on Jim West's blog, and discussed on the yahoo Biblical Studies group, as a 'colloquium' over the next couple of weeks - featuring a series of extracts and discussion about the book, together with input from Professor Casey himself.

The perfect appetizer for SBL!

The book is at the printers now, so we will definitely have copies for sale in Atlanta.

New Reviews for 'Reformed Theology'

There are two new reviews for Michael Allen's book which I am sure many of you would like to read.

One comes from Michael Bird, who says this is the best little introduction to the subject in years. And the other one is from Davey Henreckson, who also commends this book as a very good introduction to the subject.

I am sure you'll enjoy reading both!