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From EN World:
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For now though, we are very focused on Oathbound, and development started in October on two books, Oathbound Eclipse, and Oathbound Seven, the new Oathbound core rulebook for Pathfinder. There's also an adventure in the works, but it will be separate from the sourcebook this time. It's been hard to pin down a release date for a new company since we are kind of starting from scratch here, but I anticipate stuff will be available this spring.
The new Oathbound is designed both for old fans as well as new players, and the Oathbound Seven book should have everything you need to play an Oathbound campaign in Pathfinder, plus a fair amount of new history and content for the old fans.
Full post can be found here. Publisher Epidemic can be found here. Uh, is it me, or is the PfRPG leading some sorta "mini-d20 revival" wave or something?
I don't think it's you. I believe it's helped by the fact that Paizo, having started as a 3PP, is far more open to promoting other publisher's materials. (Let's be honest - even if WotC had an online store like this, we would not see 3PP stuff on it.) This, combined with the increased popularity of online products (as much as I love books, there's no denying the convenience of PDFs) makes getting into the game far less intimidating overall, and therefore makes the game far more accessible.
Ravendragon beat you to it.
Interesting!