Happy New Year!

To start the year right, JPS is proud to announce exciting new products, new titles, and a wealth of special offers.

JPS eBook Store

Dozens of JPS titles now available as downloadable eBooks - with many more on the way! Check back often to see our latest offerings.

JPS TANAKH:
The Jewish Bible, audio version

Listen to the weekly Torah portion, free of charge. Visit our website each week to listen and read along. The entire JPS TANAKH: The Jewish Bible, audio version will be available for sale by early February.

New Releases

JPS is excited to offer new editions of classic works of Jewish thought and literature.

Pre-publication offers ... 30% off each of these books through
January 22, 2010

Judaism as a Civilization
by Mordecai Kaplan
Judaism as a Civilization is widely considered the genesis of the Reconstructionist Movement, representing a watershed moment in modern Judaism.

Modern Poems on the Bible edited by David Curzon
Classic biblical verses interpreted through modern poetry.
". . . these poems vividly demonstrate the vitality of the Bible for a broad spectrum of modern poets." -Robert Alter
The Book of Tradition: Sefer ha-Qabbalah, by Abraham ibn Daud, translated by Gerson D. Cohen
An epitaph to the Golden Age of Spanish Jewry

Genesis: The Beginning of Desire by Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg
A National Jewish Book Award Winner -- now in a new JPS paperback edition
". . . sinewy, powerful and hauntingly beautiful." -Publishers Weekly
The Life of Glückel of Hameln Written by Herself, translated and edited by Beth-Zion Abrahams
A fascinating memoir of one of Judaism's earliest female writers

Be Part of History!

By contributing to the Lost Bible project, our most ambitious book venture in 30 years, you join our esteemed editorial advisory board and a team of more than 70 internationally renowned scholars in bringing together, for the first time, key texts from the Apocrypha, Dead Sea Scrolls, and historical writings of Josephus and Philo. The Lost Bible Project will provide new insights into the history, literature, and creativity of ancient Judaism and early Christianity.

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The mission of JPS is to enhance Jewish culture by promoting the dissemination of religious and secular works, in the United States and abroad, to all individuals and institutions interested in past and contemporary Jewish life. JPS is a nonprofit educational association, and the oldest and foremost publisher of Judaica in North America.