Featured BLogger for April 2009

I just uploaded John’s interview with Simon Holloway, the author of Davar Akher. It is definitely worth reading if you’re fascinated at all with the Hebrew Bible, especially the development and dialects of the Hebrew language, or the book of Nehemiah. Even if these are not your specialties, you’ll find the interview informative and entertaining. [...]

Jim West’s Departure

A few days ago, Jim West informed me that he would like to step down from his editorial position at Biblioblogs.com. Jim’s service to the site has been extraordinary. He conducted our first interview with Stephen Carlson three and half years ago. Since then, he’s conducted dozens of other interviews, helped us maintain a focused [...]

An Addition

I’ve added a link to the fairly new Dilettante Hobby Horse Biblioblog. Send the goofy comments you receive over there- the new gathering place of bibloblogdom’s Dreck, and spare your own blog the clog. And thanks to whoever’s behind it. I have an idea or two but further investigation is warranted.

Canonical Cleanup

Defunct blogs have been removed (and you’re defunct if there’s no new action in a month) and one new one has been added.

Barry Bandstra’s Blog

Enjoy.

Who Knew? There Are Female Bibliobloggers!

Thanks to Scott Bailey for pointing out the blog of Dorothy Peters, a Canadian Old Testament scholar. I’ve added a link to the sidebar.

Neither Racist Nor Sexist

Accusations or suggestions that Biblioblogs.com interviews are somehow racist or sexist are both ridiculous and absurd. And I have to say, a bit insulting. We interview people who blog biblical studies. Period. We have never decided for or against an interviewee based on that person’s sex or race.
Nor should we, [...]

A Biblioblogger Book Stack

I took a photo of some books by various bibliobloggers in order to have inspiration for a new site design. The redesign will have to wait until summer, but I thought I’d post the photo here on the blog. The order and selection of the books here are completely arbitrary. NB: The photo has been [...]

The Biblioblog Top 50 Gets a New Home

Here. I’ve added a link to the sidebar as well.

A Russian Blogger

I’ve added a link to Andrei Orlov’s interesting OT / Pseudepigrapha blog.

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