An open book review site published by the American Academy of Religion (@AARWeb). We provide up-to-date coverage of scholarly publishing in religious studies.
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#AAR25Online | Less than three weeks until the Online June Sessions of the Annual Meetings begin! Have you checked out the program yet? Take a look and register now so you don't miss out! aarweb.org/event/annual-meet…
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In case you missed it, we announced a one year pause to most of our awards and grants. Find out more here: ow.ly/JJtA50UutlK
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I was honored to contribute this piece to the Four Books series from @AARWeb and @ReadingReligion. Check out my review for great tips and resources for students and professors alike.
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#SBLAAR24 | Lots going on at the AAR booth this year! Take a survey and spin the wheel to win merch, chat with editors from @ConversationUS, meet with some of our committee chairs, and browse our FREE BOOKS courtesy of @ReadingReligion, our openly accessible book review website!
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#SBLAAR24 | We are having a special roundtable session on the 2024 U.S. Election on Sunday, November 24, 9-11 AM PT. Learn more: ow.ly/1LGG50UcYiz
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Our #webinAAR "On Writing, Reviewing, and Being Reviewed" from @ReadingReligion is publicly accessible and available for replay. Watch now! ow.ly/SoX050TEEWU
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Magic, Horror, and the Supernatural - a new reading list from @ReadingReligion. See which books are available to review: ow.ly/a4zy50TEG1T
ALT book covers including "The Exeter Companion To Fairies, Nereids, Trolls And Other Social Supernatural Beings" Edited by Simon Young and Davide Ermacora; "The Dybbuk" by Morris M. Faierstein; "Ritual Boundaries" by Joseph E Sanzo; "Lurking Under the Surface" by Brandon R. Grafius; and "El Monte" by Lydia Cabrera
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Our #webinAAR "On Writing, Reviewing, and Being Reviewed" from @ReadingReligion is publicly accessible and available for replay. Watch now! ow.ly/SoX050TEEWU
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#SBLAAR24 | Our online program book for the in-person November Annual Meeting is now available! ow.ly/ipBU50T4gEB
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@ReadingReligion includes The Widening of God’s Mercy by Christopher and Richard Hays on its site, writing that the book traces “how the Bible’s narrative points to the full inclusion of LGBTQ people in Christian communities” #lgbtq #christianity readingreligion.org/97803002…
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Read the latest from @ReadingReligion, "Four Books on Myth, Ethics, and the Living World": readingreligion.org/blog/fou…
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"Morton invites us on a search for something sexy, life-giving, sacred, and psychedelic. This is a book that is all about feeling, and which draws us into a feeling of the sacredness of life."—Mark Porter @ReadingReligion, @the_eco_thought buff.ly/4cZlvtA
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June is #PrideMonth! Celebrate by reviewing one of these books for @ReadingReligion, AAR's openly accessible book review website: ow.ly/nyTT50SntKU
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➡️Joseph White Musser: A Mormon Fundamentalist (2024 @IllinoisPress) by @CristinaMartaR
"The first book-length account of the Mormon thinker...reveals the figure whose teachings helped mold a movement."
📚Available for review @ReadingReligion
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Celebrate #AAPI Heritage Month by reviewing one of these books suggested by @ReadingReligion! ow.ly/f0Z750RHnCu
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Celebrate #AAPI Heritage Month with this reading list from @ReadingReligion that includes some of their latest scholarly book reviews: ow.ly/f0Z750RHnCu
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Thanks to @ReadingReligion for this thoughtful positive review of The Gospel According to James Baldwin. JB still challenges us all to confront our history and to do better. Grateful for that witness. readingreligion.org/97816269… @BaylorProud @OrbisBooks @iamepiscopalian @amcathparis
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In case anyone might be interested, @ReadingReligion is looking for reviewers for both volumes of my book Vessels of Wrath. I've reviewed multiple books for them and they are always a joy to work with. In any event, here's the link to review vol. 1: readingreligion.org/97816667…
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Remember to sign up for this webinar happening Monday, April 29, from @ReadingReligion: "How to Write a Compelling Book Review." Register here and now! aarweb.org/AARMBR/Events-and…
