Wednesday, November 16, 2011

SBL Super Sale on The Epistle of Jude

The SBL Annual Meeting is approaching. I will pack my bag tomorrow. Jim Spinti of Eisenbrauns is running a special sale on my monograph, The Epistle of Jude: Its Text and Transmission and other titles in the Coniectanea Biblica series (OT/NT). My book now sells for $20 (list price $79), and eligible for an offer of free shipping to US addresses.

You will be able to get a signed copy for this price at the Eisenbrauns booth at the SBL book exhibit. I will stop by some time (to be announced later in a blogpost) during the meeting and chat about Jude, New Testament textual criticism and other interesting things with whoever is there.

Here is the link to the sale for those who will not be there:

The Epistle of Jude

The Epistle of Jude
Its text and transmission
Coniectanea Biblica New Testament Series - CBNTS 43
by Tommy Wasserman
Almqvist and Wiksell, 2006
xv + 368 pages + XVI plates, English
Paper
ISBN: 9789122021599
List Price: $79.00
Your Price: $20.00

Posted by Tommy Wasserman at 11:06 PM
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4 Comments:

James E. Snapp, Jr. said...

Wow; I would buy it if I didn't already have it.

Yours in Christ,

James Snapp, Jr.

2:03 AM, November 17, 2011
Peter M. Head said...

I guess that is the point at issue.

10:54 AM, November 17, 2011
Tommy Wasserman said...

Peter, I am sure you need a clean copy without circles and ticks in the apparatus ;-).

12:46 PM, November 17, 2011
Darrell said...

wow what a great deal. I just ordered a copy. Thanks for pointing out this sale.

5:39 PM, November 17, 2011

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