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Most Christians are aware that there is a curse at the end of Revelation for anyone who messes with the Bible. The Apostle John said, “If anyone adds to these things, God will add to him the plagues that are written in this book; and… Continue reading
Thomas Nelson Publishers announced the signing of popular blogger and podcaster Tsh Oxenreider to a two-book deal. Oxenreider’s initial release, Intention: Notes on the Quest to Savor Life, Enjoy the Kids, and Say No to Living Fast, is slated to debut in 2014.
Intention… Continue reading
Sony Pictures has acquired screen rights to Heaven Is for Real: A Little Boy’s Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back by Todd Burpo and Lynn Vincent. The book was published by Thomas Nelson and has climbed the NYT Bestseller list since last… Continue reading
The Christian Small Publishers Association (CSPA) has announced the winning titles for the 2011 Christian Small Publisher Book of the Year Award. The Christian Small Publisher Book of the Year Award honors books produced by small publishers each year for outstanding contribution to Christian life.… Continue reading
CBA, the Association for Christian Retail, is supporting proposed federal legislation that would require Internet-only businesses to collect and remit sales or use taxes to the states where purchasers reside. Currently, sales tax is only payable when buyer and seller reside in the same state.… Continue reading
NASHVILLE,TN– A respected team of executives with a well established record in the Christian book industry has launched Worthy Publishing, a division of Nashville-based Worthy Media, Inc., according to a news release issued by the company.
Byron Williamson, CEO and publisher, affirms “Worthy’s vision to… Continue reading
Will the venerable Oxford English Dictionary (OED) become a thing of the past? No, but it is likely to become incorporeal.
A spokesperson for Oxford University Press told the Oxford Times, in response to a story in the Telegraph contending the next edition of the OED will be all-digital, that “No decision has yet been made on the format of the third edition. It’s likely to be more than a decade before the full edition is published and a decision on format will be taken at that point. Lexicographers are currently preparing the third edition of the OED, which is 28 per cent complete. No final completion date is yet confirmed.”
