1. “Joshua,” in George Athas and David Davage, eds. T&T Clark Handbook to the Masoretic Text (London: Bloomsbury, 2026), pp. 278‒306. [pdf file used in accordance with Bloomsbury Publishing's self-archiving policy, including the six-month embargo element] 

223-229. The following articles all appeared in Kenneth Bergland, Roy E. Gane, Gary A. Rendsburg, and A. Rahel Wells, eds., Rethinking the Composition of the Pentateuch (Peabody, Mass.: Hendrickson, 2026) [pdf files used with kind permission granted by Hendrickson Publishers]:

  1. "The Silver Trumpets of Numbers 10," The Bible and Interpretation (May 2026), 13 pp. (online publication).
  2. "Mind the Gap! Telling Stories with White Spaces," Biblical Archaeology Review 52:3 (Fall 2026), pp. 51‒55 (co-authored with Matthieu Richelle).
  3. “The Rothschild Pentateuch (Getty MS 116)," Hebrew Union College Annual 96 (2026), pp. 123‒208 (co-authored with Samuel S. Lurie).
  4. “Across the Mediterranean: Ugaritic Words which Reached Greek and Latin,” in Mara Nicosia, et al., eds., Forty Years of Semitic Philology: Studies in Honour of Riccardo Contini, Offered by Friends and Colleagues on the Occasion of His Seventieth Birthday, 2 vols. Università Di Napoli L’orientale Dipartimento Asia, Africa e Mediterraneo, Series Minor CX.1‒2. Associazione Internazionale di Studi sul Mediterraneo e l’Oriente, Serie Orientale Roma n.s. 57.1‒2 (Napoli: Unior Press, 2026), vol. 2, pp. 201‒218.  [pdf file posted with permission of the editors, though note that the entire two-volume Festschrift is available Open Access here]

  5. “The Literary Unity of the Abraham Narrative,” in Kenneth Bergland, et al., eds., Exploring the Composition of the Pentateuch, vol. 3 (University Park, Penn.: Eisenbrauns / Pennsylvania State University Press, forthcoming).