New Book: The Medieval Lincoln Jewry, ed. by Dean A. Irwin
Arc Humanities Press, May 2026. With articles by Dean Irwin, Christopher Johnson, E. M. Rose, Pinchas Roth, Julie L. Mell, and Natasha Jenman.
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Arc Humanities Press, May 2026. With articles by Dean Irwin, Christopher Johnson, E. M. Rose, Pinchas Roth, Julie L. Mell, and Natasha Jenman.
Last autumn, I began an ambitious project: returning to every anthology in my catalogue and relaunching each one as a fully restored, expanded, and comprehensively annotated editio...
Sam Enright works on innovation policy at Progress Ireland, an independent policy think tank in Dublin, and runs a publication called The Fitzwilliam. Most relevant to us, on his p...
Routledge, May 2026. The volume contains several essays relevant to medieval Jewish studies.
Last autumn, I began an ambitious project: returning to every anthology in my catalogue and relaunching each one as a fully restored, expanded, and comprehensively annotated editio...
17 June 2026 | The epistle of James has been misinterpreted and miscontextualized since it hit the press. A careful exegetical and socio-historical study of this little treatise w...
Featuring Alex Boyd, Brent van Staalduinen, André Narbonne, and donalee Moulton
This is the third book of the Ten Poets series, and once again serves as a wonderful introduction
A rundown of every piece we're publishing for this year's Black Writers Week.
In the new issue of Jewish Quarterly Review 116.2, Yosi Yisraeli writes about “The Apologetic Logic of the Book of Principles : Curbing the Interreligious Polemic“.
AUTHORS of the 14 essays in this interesting collection were asked by the editors to reflect on: how they became theologians; what themes were central to their work; and what their...
In 2011, Mark Thompson, now Principal of Moore College, penned a series of posts entitled The Sydney Family Album, for his website, Theological Theology. We felt they merit wider d...
Sam Enright works on innovation policy at Progress Ireland, an independent policy think tank in Dublin, and runs a publication called The Fitzwilliam. Most relevant to us, on his p...
A beauty, a manifestation of profound truth, emerges through the tedious repetitions in this book. The post Summer Fiction Series: “On the Calculation of Volume I” appeared first o...
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An introduction to our annual event
Edited and translated by Susan L. Einbinder Arc Humanities Press, Foundations series, May 2026.
Here are some excellent new theology books that were released in June 2026 : Judith Davis, Michael Rhodes, Elisabeth R. Jones, more The post Ten Theology Books to Watch For – June...
By Kristin Marting. On 22 June 2026, TORCHES continues with a conversation with the glorious award-winning theatre artist and Patron Saint of Hybridity, Taylor Mac.
Sr. Ann Astell on the craft of poetry.
This book, Tamil Terrains: poems, translations, reflections, edited by Nedra Rodrigo and Geetha Sukumaran (Trace Press, 2025), emerged from “Root, Branch, Driftwood,” which were Ta...
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