I’ve long lamented the high price of academic books, so I’m pleased to announce that my latest book, Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland: Religious Practice in Late Modernity, is featured in Oxford University Press’ 50% off Christmas Sale.
That means you can pick up a copy for £30. It’s still pricier than a Stephen King paperback, I’m afraid (and that’s not just because I’ve read Mr King!).
But if you haven’t read it yet, or have friends who would enjoy spending their holidays reflecting on the state of religion on the island of Ireland, this is the best deal you will probably get.
There are hundreds of books in the sale. It’s a great opportunity to pick up some academic titles at more reasonable prices.
You can read reviews of the book here and below:
Reviews
Journal of Contemporary Religion by Tom Inglis
Reviews in Religion & Theology by Vladimir Kmec
Irish Theological Quarterly Review by Brian Conway
‘Reading Religion’ (website of the American Academy of Religion) Review by Amy Heath-Carpentier
Interview on News Talk FM with Sean Moncrieff
Irish Times Review by Eamon Maher: Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland_ Religious Practice in Late Modernity review
Patrick Mitchel: Questions for the Churches from Transforming Post-Catholic Ireland