Publishers Weekly Mobile
Log In  |  Register          Free Newsletter Subscription

Religion

  RSS
Reviews of religion, religious issues, worship, and scholarly books.


  • Episcopal Publisher Halts Trade Acquisitions  
    By Marcia Z. Nelson - 05/11/2009
    Church Publishing is suspending title acquisitions for its Seabury Books trade imprint and cutting staff by 30%. More
  • Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 4/06/2009
    04/06/2009
    This Week's Web: lyrical essays on a life in poetry, a celebrity psychologist on the sickness of celebrity, a graphic ambulance ride-along, the new science of talent development, and two excellent volumes on music and race relations. Plus: Cezanne the Godfather, Thoreau the arsonist, and Paula Deen the health-conscious (not to worry, it's just for a chapter). More
  • Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 3/30/2009
    03/30/2009
    More
  • Spring Religion Listings
    Compiled by Sally Lodge - 02/23/2009
    ABINGDON PRESS Funeral for a Stranger (Aug., $13 paper) by Becca Stevens addresses the issue of attending the funeral of an individual one has never met. Gone to Green (Aug., $13.99 paper) by Judy Christie. A woman finds new faith after leaving her corporate life at a large urban newspaper to run a rural paper. More
  • High Hopes for New Fiction: Abingdon Enters Christian Fiction Market
    by Marcia Z. Nelson - 02/23/2009
    In these tough economic times, it's a rare publisher who's expanding. But after doing due diligence, strategic planning and careful acquiring, Abingdon Press will launch a Christian fiction line in late summer. In recent years, the market for Christian fiction has been so successfully cultivated by a handful of evangelical Christian publishers, such as Nelson, Tyndale, Bethany House, Zondervan ... More
  • Web Exclusive Reviews: Week of 2/09/2009
    02/09/2009
    More
  • Nonfiction Reviews
    02/09/2009
    The American Future: A History Simon Schama . Ecco , $29.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-06-053923-8 Past performance may not guarantee future returns, but it's the best we have to go on, contends this lively meditation on American history. Looking back from the tumultuous 2008 election campaign, historian Schama (NBCC-award winner for Rough Crossings) ponders four themes in American history as they pl... More
  • Next »

NEWS FROM THE WEB

» MORE

Advertisement

PW PARTNERS

  • Blogs
  • Talkback
  • Podcasts
  • Photos


Sorry, no blogs are active for this topic.

» VIEW ALL BLOGS RSS
Romantic Times BookLovers Convention 2008
Images from Barbary Vey's trip to the 2008 Romantic Times BookLovers Convention.
New York Anime Festival December 2007
Here are some photos from the New York Anime Festival
S&S CEO Jack Romanos' Retirement Party
At the retirement party for S&S CEO Jack Romanos, notables in attendance included Steve Riggio, John Ingram, Jane Friedman, Barbara Marcus, Larry Kirshbaum, Robert Gottlieb, Mel Berger and Irwyn Applebaum. Photos © Lisa Berg

» VIEW ALL GALLERIES
» VIEW FEATURED GALLERY


REVIEW OF THE WEEK

Search our Database

MOST POPULAR PAGES


Picture of the Day

Picture of the Day

James Ballowe, author of A Man of Salt and Trees: The Life of Joy Morton (Northern Illinois University Press), is pictured here signing copies of his books on June 28 at The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Ill. 

JobZone

jobzone

VP of Sales
Company: University Readers
Location: San Diego, CA

CLICK HERE for the most recent Job Listings

Merchandising Director
Company: Borders Book Group, Inc
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

CLICK HERE for the most recent Job Listings

Advertisements



VIRTUAL EDITION


Virtual Edition
NEWSLETTERS
Click on a title below to learn more.

PW Daily
Religion BookLine
Children's Bookshelf
PW Comics Week
Cooking the Books



©2009 Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Use of this Web site is subject to its Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
Please visit these other Reed Business sites