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karl rahner on demand

Trevor | 10 March 2004 6:03 PM | Of God, Splog, publishing

JA Millán points out that Barcelona’s Herder Editorial has gone over to print-on-demand. Given the nature of their catalogue (lots of Catholic history and theology), that’s a decision that is unlikely to make the world’s forests tremble like a Melief drinker.

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