Dr. Michael Burer is Assistant Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He is the assistant project director for the NET Bible and has contributed various studies to the bible.org site. His first book - A New Reader's Lexicon of the Greek New Testament, co-authored with Jeff Miller - was published Fall of 2008.
Bill: Thanks for the link to your blog post. What you argue there is very similar to what some scholars argue about Q, namely, that the apostles of Jesus would have recorded sayings and teachings, which then were later compiled into a single document. Your focus on Matthew is very reasonable for reasons you mention (Matthew to be a tax collector would have been educated, literate, etc.), but some scholars even argue that Matthew wrote Q! So your theory is interesting; it'd be neat to see it worked out in the details.