BibMe Free Bibliography & Citation Maker - MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard. He is currently teaching at the University of Alabama, where he has directed the MFA Program in Creative Writing. Double-wide: Collected Fiction is his eighth book of stories. Racing in Place, his third book of nonfiction, will be published in 2008. He has edited six other volumes of prose including the Touchstone Anthology.

(Yale University Press): though not yet fully completed, AB is the most popular and perhaps the best overall critical commentary series, written primarily by American and Israeli scholars. The earlier commentaries in the series—for example, E.A. Speiser’s Genesis (pictured right)— are more succinct, while the more recent volumes are more expansive—for example, J.

Drivers License Has Expired. Milgrom’s Leviticus (3 vols.). AB volumes include different sections, such as translation; (textual) notes; and comment. By following the link above (to The Anchor Bible Commentary), you can navigate to individual volumes and preview their content.

(Augsburg Fortress Press): somewhat technical, including significant reference to Hebrew and Greek, much in these volumes is accessible to those without original language skills. Samples are also available for this series by following the link above (to Hermeneia ). (Westminster John Knox): very good, critical commentary series.

Written by German, American, and Israeli scholars, some of the volumes are becoming dated, though several remain the authoritative statement on particular books—for example, S. Japhet’s I & II Chronicles. Edited by John H. Hayes (Abingdon Press, 1998): this two-volume set contains a series of articles on individual biblical interpreters, books, and methods throughout the ages. Because the cut off date for inclusion in the dictionary was the year 1930, most of these interpreters are male. (TDOT) edited by G.