The art of the bibliographic essay
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Beth M Sheppard
Associate Professor of the Practice of Theological Bibliography
Professor Sheppard’s research interests include not only library administration and
practice, but also the Fourth Gospel. She is particularly intrigued about the everyday
life for early Christians. Her dual research agenda is reflected in the diversity
of the journals in which her recent articles have appeared, including Theological
Librarianship and Sapientia Logos. Her book, The Craft of History for the Study of
the New Testament, was published in 2012
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