Paternoster back up and running with new titles on their way

Mike Parsons, the new Paternoster commissioning editor, has been in touch and let me know some of the books that will be appearing next year from Paternoster. Its good to hear that they are back up and running.

Here are some to look out for:

Stuart Murray, The Naked Anabaptist (Feb 2011)

Stephen Fowl, Theological Interpretation of Scripture (March 2011)

Lloyd Pietersen, Reading the Bible after Christendom (April 2011)

Tim Grass, F. F. Bruce: A Biography (April 2011)

William Kay & Robin Parry (eds), Exorcism and Deliverance (June 2011)

Richard Bauckham, Living with Other Creatures (September 2011)

Stephen Holmes, The Holy Trinity (Christian Doctrine in Historical Perspective) (September 2011)

Roger Ward & Philip Thompson (eds.), Tradition and the Baptist Academy (SBHT) (September 2011)

Comments

[Sean]

Andy, I thought SBHT had died a death. Or was that just some if the proposed volumes?

[Andy Goodliff]

I think those who may have said that we being a bit hasty. I think that titles that had been agreed and I guess contracts signed will still be published, which will still be a far few I think. I don't know whether new titles are being accepted into the series. I think some titles have gone to the new RPC CBHH series.

[Ash]

The Richard Bauckham book looks particularly interesting to me, but I can't find any kind of information about it online beyond simply the title...

[Andy Goodliff]

So far its just titles, it may well be Paternoster will relaunch their website at some point.

[Mike Parsons]

Nothing has died a death, all very much alive in the world of Paternoster! We are accepting some new titles for all our series, including SBHT. However, we have a fair few titles already in the process. Richard Bauckham's book does look interesting. Chapters on humanity's authority in creation, the poetry of trees, reading the sermon on the mount in an age of ecological catastrophe, and so on. The new website will be up soon.