Naharin: Notes and Conversations on his Work

The first book about the groundbreaking and celebrated world dancer Ohad Naharin who developed the GAGA movement language! Conversations with Ohad Naharin are intriguing and challenging. For years, Gaby Aldor has been following Naharin choreographer, artist and artistic director of the BatSheva Dance Company his work, his journeys with his company, and his development as […]

White Smoke

A rare glimpse into a mind in acute depression. A true and powerful story! White smoke is not just another addition to the shelf of novels about the treatment of madness, personality disorder and major depression, but a piercing and thrilling true story read breathlessly. A text that captures the reader’s consciousness with the measured and […]

The Orchard

“The novel we’ve been waiting two thousand years for.” -Sarah Blau, author At the heart of the book is Rabbi Akiva and his complicated relationship with his wife, Rachel, who met him when he was a forty-year-old illiterate shepherd, married him against her father’s will, and compelled him to study the Torah (the five books […]

Adele

Adele is read as a rollercoaster ride. Station chases station, event follows event, and before the readers’ eyes unfold the events, characters and forces that have altered the face of Judaism beyond recognition. It is the story of the Baal Shem-Tov, the founder of Hassidic Judaism, told through the eyes of his daughter, Adele, whose personality […]

The Most Boring Book in The World

“You get ideas from daydreaming. You get ideas from being bore.” – Neil Gaiman “Boredom allows one to indulge in curiosity.” – Steve Jobs The Most Boring Book In The World delves into one of children’s (and adults) most interesting emotions: boredom. Staring, wondering, yawning, restlessly searching after something to do, resting, falling asleep. What happens […]