Indwelling: An Earth-Based Sukkot Companion Zine
Indwelling: An Earth-Based Sukkot Companion Written by Madison Margolin, Eden Pearlstein, Yosef Rosen, Zelig Golden, Esther Shoshana Holder & Ariel ...
Indwelling: An Earth-Based Sukkot Companion Written by Madison Margolin, Eden Pearlstein, Yosef Rosen, Zelig Golden, Esther Shoshana Holder & Ariel ...
Cover design by David Benarroch A provocative collection of interconnected tales, bridging the worlds of mysticism and heresy, faith and ...
**Shipping early 2024** When a powerful King banishes his beloved daughter, the entire kingdom is turned upside down. Sensing the King’s ...
**Shipping fall 2023** “I hope a time will come for all of us in which there will be no more ...
Taste & See: A Psychedelic Pesach Companion Written by Madison Margolin, Eden Pearlstein & Ami SilverIllustration & design by Jessica ...
The Necessity of Exile seeks to rethink exile as a positive stance for constructive Jewish engagement with Israel|Palestine, antisemitism, diaspora, and a broken world in need of repair.
The Porcupine Prince is a surreal fable about the magic of friendship and the joy of connection.
Gerald Stern’s long poem I. is an extraordinary and wild compilation of poetic modes, moods, and registers—meandering and focused, hallucinatory and concrete, deranged and deeply ecstatic.
Undertorah offers a transformative approach to contemporary dreamwork, grounded in embodied experience and ancestral wisdom, that connects us to spirit and inspires us to heal our world.
What is the nature of influx? What does it mean to be in flux? And what do these concepts and processes have to do with our lived experience and creative practice?
A meditation on world invention and collapse, A Flag of No Nation traces the stories of Turkish Jews in the twentieth century, blind colonists in a white ocean, and performers enacting new rituals around a nationless flag.
A story about two brilliant girls named Phyla and Lyla who live in a town where everyone’s hair is braided together. Their stories are interwoven: each story starts at one side of the book, and both stories meet at the book’s center page.