Important message from Christian Askeland:
“Anne Boud’hors and Peeter’s publishing house have generously agreed to publish papers from the 2008 Cairo congress within a 2013 edition of the Journal of Coptic Studies. The effort will be organized by Christian Askeland, Alain Delattre and Gesa Schenke. Cairo 2008 attendees should indicate their intent to participate in this publication by 14 December. The deadline for submissions is 28 February. Contributions must not exceed 15 pages with 2500 characters per page. Coptic texts should be encoded with a Unicode font (e.g., Antinoou, IfaoGrec). The edition reading committee (Askeland, Delattre, Schenke) will referee the contributions to ensure a standard of quality. While their hope is to include a broad range of contributions, publication is not guaranteed. Papers should be edited to conform to the Journal of Coptic Studies stylesheet.
Within the next few days, 2008 conference attendees should receive an email announcement with a stylesheet. Any questions can be directed to Alain (adelattr@ulb.ac.be), Christian (caskeland3@yahoo.com) or Gesa (gesa.schenke@orinst.ox.ac.uk).”
Alin Suciu 
Will this be a special issue of the JCoptS or one of the two regular annual issues?
I think it will be a regular issue, but Christian can tell you more about this.
Brice,
At this point, we are waiting to see how many people submit papers. I have about 150 names on my mailing list, although I suspect only a fraction of that number will actually submit anything. Theoretically, though, we could have enough to merit more than one journal issue.