Many of us have happily invested in the upcoming EEC series. Of course paying almost $1,000 upfront is a lot of money for something that hasn’t even been produced yet, but we trusted the Logos Company that they would deliver what they promised, and inform us when things would change.
We have seen a slow start for the series, but almost all volumes released have been top-notch. We are anticipating more stellar commentaries coming out soon.
2016 is going to be an awesome year! Just have a look at the latest 2016 release dates on the product page:
Stanley Porter, Luke. Est. Release: June 1, 2016
Buist Fanning, Hebrews. Est. Release: June 1, 2016
Gary Yates, Hosea, Joel & Obadiah. Est. Release: June 1, 2016
Kevin Warstler, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah. Est. Release: June 1, 2016
Dennis Cole, Numbers. Est. Release: July 1, 2016
Walter Kaiser, Jeremiah. Est. Release: July 1, 2016
Mark Keown, Philippians. Est. Release: July 1, 2016
William Barrick, Genesis. Est. Release: August 1, 2016
Todd Beall, Isaiah. Est. Release: August 1, 2016
Robert Thomas, 1 & 2 Thessalonians. Est. Release: September 1, 2016
Mark Rooker, Ezekiel. Est Release: October 1, 2016
Michael Burer, Galatians. Est. Release: November 1, 2016
Dorian Coover-Cox e.a., Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi. Est Release: December 1, 2016
We can image that one or two commentaries won’t quite make it in time, but we trust the majority will. Faithlife knows very well that the customers who paid upfront have no other insight into when they will receive what they paid for, other than what they can learn from the official EEC website.
It is hard to image that they would know that the majority of these volumes won’t make it, and not inform their customers.
This is not the same as a pre-pub product for which Faithlife doesn’t want or need to make any promises concerning its release. This commentaries series is a product that people have actually paid for, making their purchase based on what they were told they would receive.
I am looking forward to hear some (hopefully reassuring) news from someone on the production team!
Oh, and has someone on the Faithlife team seen the line on the product page that says “The entire 44-volume set will be available in 2019—an unprecedented publication timetable for a commentary of this magnitude.” If this is incorrect, would someone please take the time to fix this?