Let's start that 2nd quest! amzn.to/4fYWaTc Eerdmans Publishing

Many opportunities, and definitely many challenges, with the new GPT-o1. More here 👇 by Christoph Heilig Early Christian Narratives

Read what I think about narratives in (and behind) Paul's letters in this interview ....

This luring of people into reposting newly published books is getting out of hand... Anyways, my personal favourite is Paul's Apocalyptic description of the river of milk, where the aborted children enjoy the milk that they have been denied. #PaulTheStoryteller

That would be a unique opportunity if you are attending SBL 2024 at San Diego. #SBL24

A great honour to present my upcoming #SBLAAR24 paper at the Colloquium of the Evangelische Theologie Facultät Universität München on narratirial and authorial influences in the storytelling of Acta Pilati.

Interested in narratology? Apocrypha? Both? Then my paper for #sblaar24 will definitely be for you! Stop by at CC-28E at 13:30 tomorrow 23rd for more...

Is this a next level of inside joke?? Should I be offended??? At least I got a photographer with a good sense of humour to captivate my first SBL presentation at #sblaar24!!!

Two papers for #sblaar24 is a great feat! Ellen Howard's paper is in a few minutes!

It's been a will since my last blog post. Check my take on focalization, storytelling in... video games! early-christian-narratives.com/post/camera-po…

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It's been a while since I presented at the Logos workshop at Oxford, organised by SCIO in association with the Museum of the Bible. Probably the most unique presentation of my PhD project in Early Christian Narratives both due to the set-up (post dinner) and the workshop's friendly environment!

Yesterday, I had an amazing and in-depth meeting with Jan Rüggemeier here at the Early Christian Narratives project at Universität München talking about perspectives in the narrative of the apocryphal Acts of Pilate and contemporary theories and methods in narratology.

Dinner enjoyed at #snts2025!!!

Great start for #snts2025 main course with a presentation by Jan Rüggemeier and Elizabeth Shively on cognitive narratology. Looks really promising so far...

What a way to conclude #snts2025 seminars with a presentation on social cognition and its importance in understanding apocalyptic narratives by Christopher A. Porter. But the real question is: can we say that penguins and ostriches are considered birds?!

#snts2025 is officially in the books!