A mere 45 pounds (or 68 US dollars)!
That's probably the way to announce it.
I am just informed that Religious anarchism - new perspectives is ready, a book with contributions of no less than three contributors of A Pinch of Salt!
A pdf with the introduction by Peter "Demanding the Impossible" Marshall and a teaser of the first chapter can be found here.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE - vii INTRODUCTION BY PETER MARSHALL - xiii
Part I: Christian Anarchist PioneersChapter One The Pelagian Mentality: Radical Political Thought in Fifth Century Christianity by Richard Fitch - 2 Chapter Two A Theology of Revolutions: Abiezer Coppe and the Uses of Tradition by Peter Pick - 30 Chapter Three Religious Dissenters and Anarchists in Turn of the Century Hungary by Bojan Aleksov - 47 Chapter Four A Dead Seed Bearing Much Fruit: The Dutch Christian Anarchist Movement of the International Fraternity by André de Raaij - 69
Part II: Christian Anarchist ReflectionsChapter Five Love, Hate, and Kierkegaard’s Christian Politics of Indifference by Richard A. Davis - 82 Chapter Six Responding to the State: Christian Anarchists on Romans 13, Rendering to Caesar, and Civil Disobedience by Alexandre J. M. E. Christoyannopoulos - 106 Chapter Seven Building a Dalit World in the Shell of the Old: Conversations between Dalit Indigenous Practice and Western Anarchist Thought by Keith Hebden - 145 Chapter Eight The Church as Resistance to Racism and Nation: A Christian, Anarchist Perspective by Nekeisha Alexis-Baker - 166
Part III: Buddhist, Daoist, and Muslim AnarchismChapter Nine Anarchism or Nihilism: The Buddhist-Influenced Thought of Wu Nengzi by John A. Rapp - 202 Chapter Ten Kenneth Rexroth’s Integrative Vision: Anarchism, Poetry, and the Religious Experience in Post-World War II San Francisco by Michael T. Van Dyke - 226 Chapter Eleven To Be Condemned to a Clinic: The Birth of the Anarca-Islamic Clinic by Mohamed Jean Veneuse - 249 Chapter Twelve Imagining an Islamic Anarchism: A New Field of Study Is Ploughed by Anthony T. Fiscella - 280
Contributors - 318
Index - 323
Seriously: books like this generally are destined for libraries of universities and comparable scientific collections. If you are in a position to ask for it at such a place, please do. It is the best bet to be able to read it...
(But perhaps you are wealthy enough to buy it yourself).