Where are the female (biblio)bloggers?

Ed Cook asks , "Why are there so few female bibliobloggers?" and Jim West and Joe Cathey reflect further on the question. With ...

Mariam, the Magdalen, and the Mother

While updating my Scholars: G page (see previous post ), I came across this new book, with its associated web page: Mariam, the Magdalen an...

Sigurd Grindheim and Scholars: G

I've updated my Scholars: G page with reference to the following new page: Sigurd Grindheim Prof. Grindheim is at Trinity Evangelical D...

Craig Keener on 1-2 Corinthians

Thanks to Tracey McCluskey at Cambridge University Press for letting me know about a new book from Craig Keener: 1–2 Corinthians Craig Keene...

Another day, another hotel

There's a bit of a blogging slowdown at the moment with another move, now our third hotel since arriving here last week. We were in the...

Cost of LNTS

On Biblical Theology , Jim West asks "why books in JSNTSup are so bloody high". I assume that Jim is referring to the price here....

First class

On Paleojudaica , Jim Davila notes that St Andrews' classes start today. Likewise I see in my diary that term starts in Birmingham toda...

Danuta's do's and don'ts

With SBL's Annual Meeting looming, Stephen Carlson recommends that everyone read Danuta's Do's and Don'ts on how to give a...

Review of Biblical Literature Latest

The latest from the SBL Review of Biblical Literature under the NT heading follows. This combines parts of the last two updates: Aus, Roge...

Travel Diary 6: Supersize Me!

After our first weekend living in America, I feel a little like Morgan Spurlock in Supersize Me , though I'm happy to say that our diet ...

Travel Diary 5: Finding my Office

There is a good reason for the lack of pictures here, for which apologies. It seems I didn't bring the lead to my digital camera with m...

Travel Diary 4: Waking up in America

Thank you to everyone who has made encouraging and interesting comments in response to my previous blog post ( Travel Diary 3: Arrival in No...

Travel Diary 3: Arrival in North Carolina

An enjoyable flight; I had a good sleep, read the whole of The Guardian (a pleasure I will only have on-line for the foreseeable future),...

Travel Diary 2: At London Gatwick

Safe arrival at about 10 pm last night at Gatwick Airport Travelodge; it is a wonderful thing to have left behind the exhaustion of the las...

Travel diary 1: Leaving Birmingham

Things have been quiet blog-wise because we have been packing up, giving away or throwing away all our earthly possessions and planning to ...

Nickelsburg Text Made Even Better!

This press release is from Fortress Press: --- “George Nickelsburg has been at the forefront of scholarship on Second Temple Judaism for mor...

OT in NT Seminar 2006

This notice is from Steve Moyise : --- This year's OT in NT seminar will be held at St Deiniol's Library, Hawarden, North Wales, fro...

Evaluating your department's website

On Deinde Paul Nikkel has an excellent post on Evaluating Departmental Websites , picked up from RogueClassicism and ultimately the Classi...

Google Blog Search

Thanks to Zeth Green for noting this new resource from Google: Google Blog Search It searches by date as well as relevance, so there is a st...

What is a biblioblog?

On Novum Testamentum blog Brandon Wason asks " What is a biblioblog? ". On the question of origins, he wonders whether it comes ...

Google Scholar Advanced Search

TJ Sondermann notes On Google Scholar that "scope" has been added to the Advanced Search page on Google Scholar: Google Scholar A...

Dave Black on-line

On Biblaridion , Bryan mentions Dave Black Online , a site I have visited before but tend to forget to go back to because of its lack of RSS...

Australian Biblical Review Book Reviews

As promised , here are those Book Reviews from the Australian Biblical Review , the ones that pertain to the NT: Brevard S. Childs The Stru...

Australian Biblical Review latest

The latest edition of the Australian Biblical Review (Volume 53, 2005) will be sent out to subscribers in October, and the Table of Content...

New University of Birmingham Brand and Website

For some time, the University of Birmingham have been working on a new "brand" and have spent thousands on its new look, which can...

June 17 RBL

In comments , Tommy notes that I forgot to post the 17 June Review of Biblical Literature newsletter as it pertained to the NT, for which t...

Visa and travel latest

I often get queries about the latest on our move to North Carolina, and others who assume we are already there and send kind emails asking ...

Why post the RBL newsletter?

Ken Ristau asks : So why do so many bibliobloggers post the RBL Reviews Newsletter, or even portions of it, when we all get the same email? ...

Review of Biblical Literature latest

Latest from the SBL Review of Biblical Literature under the NT heading (and see my next post for "Why do you insist on posting these?...

Days away from the blogging machine

I'll be away from blogging for a few days (and not just to watch England trying to regain the Ashes) but hope to return to it next week ...

B-Greek Firefox Plug-in

On b-greek , Bob Firth (see Archive searching for Firefox, Mozilla and Netscape ) has come up with a nice b-greek archive plug-in for Firefo...

Robert Funk Obituary

The Westar Institute has published a short obituary of Robert Funk: Robert Funk Obituary

News from Bill Warren

Bill Warren has the following news update (see further New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary ), initially sent to my colleague David Par...

Review of Biblical Literature latest

The latest reviews from the SBL Review of Biblical Literature under the New Testament heading: Arav, Rami and Richard A. Freund, eds. Beths...

Death of Robert Funk

Jim West reports the death of Robert Funk on Biblical Theology on September 3.

BNTC, Day 3

Saturday -- the last day of the British New Testament Conference at Liverpool Hope University College. After a cooked breakfast, the third ...

BNTC, Day 2, evening

One of things that made the conference this year particularly enjoyable for me was that it was my first as an everyday punter for some time....

BNTC: Day 2, afternoon

Friday afternoon is designated free time, but for many of us that is the time when we get to pre-arranged meetings to move forward on differ...

BNTC: Day 2, morning

The accommodation at Liverpool Hope was in two adjacent buildings, one called Wesley and the other called Angela. Wesley was so new that we...

BNTC: Day 1

This year's British New Testament Conference began on Thursday evening with a drinks reception and a welcome from Liverpool Hope Univer...

Happy blogiversary to me

The NT Gateway Weblog is now two years old. It began on 2 September 2003. 1786 posts on and I'm still enjoying blogging. Thanks for r...

Home again

Back from the BNTC now and ready to report in due course. One of those great train journeys back where it seemed like half the people on t...