Eastern Christian Books

Apologies, dear readers, for the unintended neglect over the last week as the semester enters its most crushing phase and multiple demands o...

I well remember the moment (or do I? how reliable are senses and memories anyway?) at the turn of the century when we started seeing books d...

It remains forever fascinating to me to see how much interest in and controversy over Origen of Alexandria one still finds today. As I have ...

It has been very interesting to me over even the short course of this blog to watch the steady increase of attention paid to Maximus the Con...

Since at least Susan Ashbrook Harvey's 2006 book Scenting Salvation: Ancient Christianity and the Olafactory Imagination , books about n...

In nearly a decade since this blog got going, books about Irenaeus have been regularly featured, reflecting an ongoing interest in him, whic...

In its long-standing and prestigious series The Fathers of the Church, Catholic University of America press is bringing out, this December, ...

As I have noted before, InterVarsity Press remains one of the key sources today making patristic and early Christian literature accessible t...

As I have often noted on here, there are several figures around whom explosions of new publications have been found in the last two decades,...

Irenaeus of Lyons has long remained one of the most interesting and important figures of very early Christian history, and the twentieth cen...

Anyone with even a passing familiarity with the Christian East, or patristic and exegetical history, has invariably and frequently encount...

July must be the month for books about Epiphanius of Cyprus. This month, from the University of California Press, we have Epiphanius of Cypr...

For those of you who read books on a Kindle, it is worth noting that a Kindle edition of a book by Andrew Louth, one of the leading Orthodox...

From the first moments of its inception, this blog has sung the praises of Gorgias Press for its devotion to Eastern Christian publication...

Catholic University of America Press continues to enrich us all with the on-going publications appearing in their Fathers of the Church seri...

I was startled yesterday to receive in the mail the latest catalogue from Fortress Press containing news of a forthcoming publication by a p...

Few things are more tiresome than listening to fourth-rate Orthodox apologetics with their endlessly recycled caricatures of Anselm as some...

I remember when the hardback version of this came out more than a decade ago, when it seemed a landmark event indeed. We had it reviewed in ...

Controverted though he has been, Origen remains nonetheless (perhaps in part because of the controversy) an early Christian figure on whom b...

It is a striking sign of the times when I receive in my mail this week the most recent catalogue from one of the leading evangelical publish...