Daniel Shank Cruz’s Ethics for Apocalyptic Times Added to the Bibliographies

Cruz, Daniel Shank. Ethics for Apocalyptic Times: Theapoetics, Autotheory, and Mennonite Literature. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2024. Daniel Shank Cruz’s new book, a hybrid of memoir and literary criticism, has just come out even though its copyright date is 2024. It has been added to the General Bibliography; to Greg Bechtel’s, Di Brandt’s,

Entries from Lauren Friesen and Dennis R. Koehn’s Anabaptist ReMix Added to the Bibliographies

Lauren Friesen and Dennis R. Koehn’s book Anabaptist ReMix: Varieties of Cultural Engagement in North America, which includes essays in a number of fields of Mennonite Studies, has just been published. It includes seven pieces that fit in the Bibliographies, which are listed below. In some cases, the essays fit in multiple entries. The book

An Article by Daniel Shank Cruz on Mennonite Speculative Fiction and Rebecca Kauffman’s Novel The House on Fripp Island Added

Cruz, Daniel Shank. “Mennonite Speculative Fiction as Political Theology.” Political Theology, 22 March 2021, https://doi.org/10.1080/1462317X.2021.1905332. I have an article on Casey Plett’s story “Portland, Oregon,” Sofia Samatar’s story “Fallow,” and Miriam Toews’s novel Women Talking available online now in Political Theology (and once it appears in print I’ll add that citation information as well). It

Re-alphabetizing of Julia Spicher Kasdorf’s Work

Upon helpful request by the author, Julia Spicher Kasdorf’s work in all three bibliographies has been re-alphabetized under “K” rather than “S.” People with middle names that could be last names such as myself are always tricky for scholars when creating bibliographies, whether for a book or essay or a bibliographical project such as this