Looking for a Biblical Studies Survey Textbook?

If you’re at or heading to SBL, and still checking your blog reader, I have a booth for you to check out in the book exhibition. Be on the lookout for Stony Run Publishing, who just came out with their first textbook, Interpreting Biblical Literature: an Introduction to Biblical Studies by Michael R. Cosby. For more on the book and on its author, take a look at the first part of my review and my interview with Mike.

2 Comments by Patrick George McCullough / November 20, 2009 / Posted in: books, Michael Cosby, SBL

http://polumeros.blogspot.com Brian Small

I got a copy, and I met the author and he seems to be an extremely nice guy.
http://patmccullough.com/ Patrick George McCullough

Great, Brian. I hope you enjoy it, as I have. Mike is indeed a very fun guy to talk to.

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