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An interview and an Atlantic piece
Kristian Petersen, New Books in Religion, interviewed me about Gospel According to the Klan about a month ago. Happily, that interview is now available in podcast form for anyone who might be interested. This was a wonderful interview, and I … Continue reading
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Tagged good news, interviews, Klan, new books in religion, the Atlantic
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Klansmen, Zombies, End Times, Oh My!
Over at the Bulletin for the Study of Religion blog, there is a “thorough” interview with me on Gospel According to the Klan, methods and pedagogy. There is also a good dose of apocalypticism and zombies minus any discussion of recent spate of news … Continue reading
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Tagged American religious history, apocalypse now, interviews, Klan, methods, the book, zombies
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Review Redux: Gospel According to the Klan
Well, folks, believe it or not, Gospel According to the Klan has now been out for three months, and slowly, the book is getting some reviews mostly online and at some news outlets. They are mostly good, (and sometimes they … Continue reading
Westboro Baptist Church vs. the Klan: HNN Op-ed
So, it begins. Gospel According to the Klan officially arrives on the shelf a short two three months (math isn’t my strong suit) from today. In honor of its forthcoming publication, I have an op-ed up at the History News … Continue reading
Gospel Available in September
University Press of Kansas now has an official website for Gospel According to the Klan, which will be available in September. Here’s a preview: To many Americans, modern marches by the Ku Klux Klan may seem like a throwback to … Continue reading
