Mary Mills is Professor of Biblical Studies at Liverpool Hope University, UK. She studied modern history before turning to Biblical Studies, completing a doctoral thesis at Heythrop College, University of London, UK.

• IntroductionSECTION A: Defining Urban Psycho-geography 1. Urban Psycho-geographies 2. The prophet as Flaneur SECTION B: Space and Place in Prophetic Urban Imagination 3. Temple-space and Urban Imaginary in Biblical Prophecy 4. A Poetics of Sacred Space in Ezekiel's Temple-City 5. Narrative Space and RitualSpace in the Book of Joel SECTION C: Urban Imaginaries 6. The Great City in the Book of Jonah 7. The Visionary Space of the Sim-City in Zechariah 1-8 8. Deathscapes and the City in the Minor Prophets SECTION D: Analysing Urban Prophetic Imagination 9. Geography and Vision 10. Prophetic Cities Bibliography Indices

Mills envisions the book “as a robust entry point into a currently emerging sub-discipline,” and it is indeed robustly engaged with fresh material.