Holosbiblion Reader Circle
A living reading community around the wider biblical library
The Holosbiblion Reader Circle is the community wing of Holosbiblion. It connects readers who are exploring the familiar canon, Enoch, Jubilees, Jasher, the Apocrypha and the wider biblical tradition—not only as customers, but as participants in an ongoing reading and publishing project.
The Reader Circle is currently a free, email-led community supported by the public Journal, the Complete Bible Q&A and the Holosbiblion Premise archive. It is not a closed forum or an ecclesiastical authority.
What membership means
- Reading guidance: practical routes into the chronological library and its unfamiliar works.
- Community publishing: essays, source notes, questions and reflections through the Reader Circle Journal.
- Edition participation: opportunities to submit questions, report reading difficulties and shape future guides and editions.
- Publication access: edition news, correction notices, study-resource releases and invitations to future reading programmes.
- Source awareness: clear explanations of chronology, canonicity, editorial method and the documentary record behind the project.
Three ways to participate now
- Read: visit the Reader Circle Journal, The Holosbiblion Premise and the Complete Bible Q&A.
- Begin: download the free Lost Books Starter Guide or explore the Holosbiblion Library.
- Contribute: send a question, proposed discussion topic, correction report, reader response or review through Contact & Support.
How the store and the community support one another
Holosbiblion products are designed to solve real reading needs: the flagship edition provides the complete text; the Guided Reading System provides orientation; the workbooks support thematic study; and the Companion Source Record provides documentary context. Revenue from these products helps sustain future editions, reading tools, source records and community publishing.
A community across traditions
Readers and religious traditions differ on canon, chronology and interpretation. The Reader Circle makes room for serious, respectful inquiry without requiring every participant to accept every included work as canonical. Discussion must remain lawful, relevant and respectful; spam, harassment, infringement and abuse may be removed.
Enter the Reader Circle
Subscribe through the Reader Circle email form on the homepage to receive reading notes, publication updates and invitations when there is something worth reading. Joining is free.
Questions can be sent through Contact & Support or to updates@holosbiblion.com.