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BLT is not just a sandwich. It’s also a blog. This particular blog is a place to discuss the Bible, other Literature, and its Translation. The conversation may include the history, theory, and practice of translating. And we’re not necessarily after agreement. We’d like to hear whatever you have to say.
We are J. K. Gayle, Suzanne McCarthy, Craig R. Smith, and Theophrastus.
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J. K. Gayle
Theophrastus
Craig R. Smith
Suzanne McCarthy
gaudetetheology
Sometimes self-Googling leads to unexpected destinations – I’m delighted to discover your blog, and appreciative of your comments about my book and the interactive “New Colossus.” Credit where credit is due: Jonathan Rosen dreamed it up and Joshua Hester designed it.
By the way – I’m raving about the forthcoming Norton KJV – edited by the miraculous Herbert Marks. Please make sure you give it some attention.
Nice to see your coverage of Bellos’s new book – it’s scintillating and accessible.
Esther, thank you for your kind words about our post about your work. We are big fans, as you saw!
We have been tracking the progress of the Norton KJV — see here (and the trackbacks) or see here. Unfortunately, Norton seems to have delayed its release a bit, and according to Amazon, its release is set for the Ides of March, 2012. Looking forward to its official release.
thank you for providing a wonderful and exciting new (for me) site…i look forward to reading more…
Likewise stumbled on this site since Naymz notified me of the citation. Thank you. My journey has led me through various belief systems and your work is challenging in the best sense.
We are setting up a guest blog around the themes Freedom, Community and Equality; touch base if you ever find yourselves wanting to elaborate to a different type of community
Phyl,
Thanks for reading!
Louisa,
Please thank Naymz for us. Please know that you have challenged us (in the best sense) too: we actually quoted you and linked to one of your Huffington Post pieces here. Please send us the link to your guest blog once you set it up. We’d love to interact with you around some of your announced themes.