Kata Markon

["Jeffrey B. Gibson" <jgibson000 AT mailhost.chi.ameritech.net>]

(With apologies for cross posting)

Here is a message from the editorial director of Trinity Press International, 
Henry Carrigan (e-mail   hcarriga AT morehousegroup.com), that I think List 
Members will be interested in seeing. Though from the point of view of List 
protocols off list responses to the request contained therein may be more 
appropriate than on lists ones, I know I'd be interested in seeing what 
"candidates" List Members come up with.  In any event, here's a real chance 
to get back in print things we've been longing for. So I'd urge you to take 
advantage of it.

Yours,

Jeffrey:

> Dear Jeffrey:

> I am the editorial director at Trinity Press International. As you probably 
> know, we publish academic religion books with an emphasis in biblical 
> studies and theology. I am relatively new to this position, having been 
> here since September 1, and I hope to expand the list in a variety of ways 
> while keeping a strong focus on biblical studies and theology.
>  One of the ways I want to expand our list is to publish, or re-publish is 
> more like it, classic texts in biblical studies and theology. What I hope 
> to do is identify books that scholars and teachers believe are central to 
> the critical conversation but which are now out of print. I have in mind 
> here also those books that teachers would like to use for class but cannot 
> get because they are out of print. Do you have any such candidates for such 
> a list, either from Pauline studies or from Gospel studies or simply in 
> general? If you think this is an appropriate question for corpus paul or 
> for kata markon, then I would appreciate your posting it there as well. At 
> any rate, I would appreciate your insights.

>  All best,
>  Henry Carrigan




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