Ayin Press
Ayin Press is an independent publishing house and production studio rooted in Jewish culture and emanating outward. Ayin was founded on a deep belief in the power of culture and creativity to heal, transform, and uplift the world we share and build together.
From the Archive
Woven
A story about two brilliant girls named Phyla and Lyla who live in a town where everyone’s hair is braided together. Publication: August 1, 2018
Notebook Poems
Anselm Berrigan’s most recent book of poems is Pregrets, published by Black Square Editions in 2021. He’s always pretty freaked ...
The Merging of Two Oceans: Nine Talks on Sufism & Hasidism
An innovative look at the interplay between the mystical traditions of Sufism and Hasidism from a leading practitioner-scholar. Publication: November 21, 2025
The Illustrated Pirkei Avot: A Graphic Novel of Jewish Ethics
Jessica Tamar Deutsch has woven the entirety of Pirkei Avot (translated into English) through more than 120 pages of illustration Publication: April 20, 2017
“Rimonim” Virtual Book Launch
Thank you for joining poets Aurora Levins Morales and Mónica Gomery for an evening of poetry and conversation to celebrate ...
The Mechanism of Prophecy: A Conversation on DMT & the Jewish Tradition with Rick Strassman
Why do our brains naturally make DMT? Does psychedelic science prove the existence of God? Where do psychedelic experiences and ...
Toratah: The Regendered Bible (Genesis 1–6 with Commentary & Midrash)
A revolutionary re-visioning of the Hebrew Bible that breaks the locks of a sealed canon—regendering biblical theology, narrative, and law. Publication: Early 2027
Sacred Rebels: Strangers, Edgewalkers, and the Future of Judaism
A radical and accessible introduction to the Ivri Way, a Jewish renaissance that is grounded in ancient wisdom, responsive to our current struggles, and alive to what comes next. Publication: Spring 2027
Some Little Known Events in the Life and Afterlife of Franz Kafka
Translated by Daniel Schifrin1 “God doesn’t want me to write. But I have no choice.” —Franz Kafka “We don’t know ...













































