Over the past few years, I've been impressed with at least a few titles in Baylor University Press' seasonal catalogues. I've blogged about a number of them:

• Klauck's Ancient Letters and the New Testament
• McKnight's Jesus and His Death
• Longenecker's Rhetoric at the Boundaries
• Carlson's The Gospel Hoax
• Culy's I, II II John: A Handbook on the Greek Text
• Culy and Parsons, Acts: A Handbook on the Greek Text

I visited Baylor University Press' Fall 2007 catalog the other day. I found nothing that I wanted to read. Nothing. I was hoping for at least one more volume in the Handbook on the Greek Text series (where did that thing go?). I've heard rumors of a volumes on James and 1 Peter in various states, but nothing else for awhile.

Oh well. I guess my reading list is too packed anyway. But usually I can count on Baylor for at least one title to grab my attention.