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F.F. Bruce Copyright International Publications – Update

ByRob

Professor FF BruceLast December I hosted a guest post by Larry Stone, who is organising the reprinting in electronic formats the works of F.F. Bruce. Larry has told me that the process is moving forward. He writes:

F.F. Bruce Copyright International plans to publish at least 17 books as ebooks in the fall under the Kingsley Books imprint — ranging in price from $2.99 to $14.99. Things are going more slowly than planned because we want to take the time to make excellent ebooks.

Six of the covers of these books are shown below. Click on the thumbnails to bring up a larger image.

     
     

I will post further information as it becomes available.

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