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Jesus Outside the New Testament: An Introduction to the Ancient Evidence Robert Van Voorst presents a fascinating study of the early Christian and non-Christian record of Jesus, exploring the ancient...

Down Stepney Way by Sally Worboyes is set against the turbulent backdrop of 1930s London. As tensions rise and the Jewish community faces threats, two young women are drawn into a world of secrets...

Ned's life is turned upside down when covert operations at Bletchley Park begin. He and his mother embark on a vital wartime mission to protect priceless artwork stored in a remote Welsh slate mine...

This novel in five stories explores the complexities of identity and morality through the eyes of its enigmatic narrator. Born into a decaying aristocratic family, he grapples with his own Jewish...

The Way of Man According to the Teachings of Hasidism by Martin Buber is a profound exploration of spirituality and human potential. This concise yet powerful book presents the core teachings of...

Listening for God in Torah and Creation offers a unique weekly encounter with conscience and soul. Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg draws on decades of Jewish learning, humanist literature, and personal...

Contemporary Occupational Health Nursing: A Guide for Practitioners provides a comprehensive and practical guide for those in training or working within occupational health nursing. This distinctive...

Katharina Grosse Studio Paintings 1988-2022 : Returns, Revisions, Inventions A comprehensive overview of German artist Katharina Grosse's lesser-known studio paintings is presented in this...

A bold plan for the United States to regain the lead in infrastructure development through privatization and public-private partnerships is presented in this book. America's infrastructure - its...

David Hockney Drawing from Life brings together over 60 years of intimate portraiture by one of Britain's most celebrated contemporary artists. This publication features Hockney's drawings of himself...

The Early Christian Writings: A Glimpse into the Infant Church This collection of letters and theological treatises offers a unique insight into the early Christian church, providing a first-hand...

Evelyn Sert sets sail for Palestine in April 1946, leaving behind her life in Soho. She joins a community of Jewish refugees and idealists seeking a new start in the bustling city of Tel Aviv. As she...

Rodinsky's Room explores the world of East European Jewry through the eyes of Rachel Lichtenstein, whose grandparents fled Poland in the thirties. This text weaves together Lichtenstein's search for...

In 1940s Holland, two young friends embark on a perilous journey to deliver a precious cargo. Patrick and Beth's mission is to smuggle a baby into the care of Corrie ten Boom in Haarlem, navigating...

The 1947 UN resolution to partition Palestine had far-reaching and devastating consequences for the region. Efraim Karsh examines the events leading up to this pivotal moment, revealing the complex...

The Interest in Disinterestedness Lectures at the College de France 1987-1989 by Pierre Bourdieu Pierre Bourdieu's lecture courses at the Collège de France explored the idea of disinterested...

Aldous Huxley's Selected Writings on Enlightenment explores the nature of the divine and the human experience. This collection of twenty-six essays and other writings delves into topics such as the...

David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs: A Theory challenges the notion of meaningful work in modern society. In a thought-provoking exploration, Graeber examines the rise of unfulfilling jobs and their...

George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is a dystopian novel that explores the dangers of totalitarian power and the suppression of individual freedom. Written in 1949, the book has become a powerful...

A bleak and shocking novel about young men left to raise themselves, Sol Yurick's The Warriors is a brutal tale of savagery that emerges from the torn fabric of human society. On a hot 4th of July...

Aurora Leigh is a richly detailed verse-novel that offers a unique glimpse into the early Victorian age. Spanning the social spectrum from the slums of London to the upper classes, the work features...

A comprehensive history of revolutions from 1600 to the present, exploring the intersection of progress and backlash in modern society.Fareed Zakaria's latest work delves into the sweep of history,...

The Diggers: A Radical Experiment in 17th-Century England In April 1649, a group of radical thinkers known as the Diggers began occupying waste land at St. George's Hill in Surrey, calling on all...

The Analects illustrated by C. C. Tsai brings Confucius's timeless wisdom to life in a delightful graphic adaptation. With expressive drawings, this volume presents the influential book as a work...

A People's History of the Vampire Uprising by Raymond A. Villareal is a gripping panoramic fictional oral history that begins with a mysterious disappearance in an Arizona border town. As more bodies...

Pope Paul VI's encyclical Humanae Vitae (On Human Life) is a prophetic document that explores the complexities of human sexuality and its role in society. In 1968, it was released as a response to...

Discover the origin story of one of Dungeons & Dragons' greatest heroes, Drizzt Do'Urden, in the thrilling first adventure of The Dark Elf Trilogy. Born into a matriarchal society where tradition...

Bruce D. Perry and Maia Szalavitz explore the vital role of empathy in human connection and society. From the earliest moments of life, our bodies and brains seek an intimate bond, made possible by...

Why We Believe: Finding Meaning in Uncertain Times by Alister McGrathBelief is often dismissed as an outdated relic of a bygone era, seen as incompatible with the rational, science-led world we live...

Anthony Trollope's The Way We Live Now is a radical exploration of the dangers associated with speculative capitalism. The novel follows the fortunes of Augustus Melmotte, a charismatic but...

In a world where information is a powerful tool, the boundaries between truth and propaganda have become increasingly blurred. Peter Pomerantsev's exploration of the disinformation age takes him on a...

Seventeen-year-old Abike Johnson lives in a sprawling mansion in Lagos, protected by armed guards and ferried everywhere in a huge black jeep. Her life is one of luxury, but also loneliness behind...

Lucien Chardon's ambitions are put to the test as he navigates the treacherous world of Parisian society. With the patronage of Madame de Bargeton, he seeks to make a name for himself among the...

The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood is a powerful exploration of a totalitarian society where women's rights have been stripped away. In this concise guide, David Isaacs examines the themes and...

Rethinking the Psychoanalysis of Masculinity From Toxic to Seminal by Karl Figlio explores how toxic masculinity has become a widespread concern in daily life, influencing everything from nature and...

Roman and European Mythologies by Yves Bonnefoy explores the enduring influence of Roman myths in literature and society. This comprehensive volume covers topics such as sacrificial cults, Roman...

Living with the Dead in the Medieval World By Patrick J. Geary In medieval Europe, the dead were not seen as separate from the living, but rather as an integral part of community life. This book...

Western civilisation is built upon a set of accepted wisdoms that have shaped our understanding of humanity and society. However, these notions are not without their flaws. In fact, some of them are...

Post-philosophical Sociology: Eliasian Perspectives on the Sociology of Knowledge This book revisits the humanistic world-view that underlies Norbert Elias's sociology, aiming to expand our...

Ian Morris examines the evolution and future of human values in this thought-provoking work. Drawing on archaeology, anthropology, biology, and history, he argues that fundamental long-term changes...

Alexander Griboedov's Woe from Wit is a masterpiece of Russian drama that offers a unique blend of sharp wit and biting social critique. Set in Moscow high society after the Napoleonic wars, this...

The Day of the Oprichnik is a haunting and terrifying novel that combines futuristic technology with the brutal world of Ivan the Terrible to create a dystopian society. Set in a chillingly plausible...

The Russian Revolution: A Very Short Introduction by S. A. Smith provides an in-depth analysis of the key events and developments in Soviet Russia between 1917 and 1936. This concise narrative...

Robespierre: A Revolutionary Life by Peter McPhee is a masterful biography that reevaluates the life and legacy of one of history's most complex figures. This new portrait of Maximilien Robespierre...

Set in the CoDominium universe, Outies explores the complexities of alien Motie society and evolution on an outworld that relies on solar technologies. This novel delves into the nuances of biology,...

Artificial intelligence is often seen as a revolutionary technology, but what are its true costs? Kate Crawford's groundbreaking study reveals that AI is not only changing our understanding of...

The Social Superpower: The Big Truth about Little Lies by Kathleen Wyatt In today's world of constant communication, we're constantly telling stories about ourselves - and each other. From social...

Reenvisioning Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution in Islam examines the diverse approaches to peacebuilding and conflict resolution among Muslim practitioners and organizations in Muslim-majority...

This exploration of the Knights Templar and Freemasonry offers a fresh perspective on the history of these influential societies. By tracing their roots to Solomon's Temple, the rise of Christianity,...

Smierc Miasta is a powerful and moving memoir of survival, set against the devastating backdrop of war-torn Warsaw. The author recounts his experiences as a young Jewish pianist, facing unimaginable...

The Child on Platform One by Gill ThompsonIn the midst of World War II, a young mother's secret could be her only hope for survival. When the Nazis invade, Eva knows she must send her daughter away,...

Rebekah Roberts, a young woman with a complicated past, is drawn back into her roots when a man from an ultra-Orthodox community reaches out about a mysterious death. Twenty-three years earlier,...

Lucky Per is a thought-provoking novel that explores the complexities of luck and happiness through the story of a young man's journey. Born into a clergyman's family, Per rejects his faith and sets...

The Bloomsbury Companion to Stanley Kubrick provides an in-depth exploration of the life and work of one of cinema's most influential directors. Spanning multiple disciplines, including film studies,...

A Mother's Courage: How I Survived the Holocaust is a deeply humane and powerful memoir that tells the story of Malka Levine's survival against all odds. Malka's family was torn apart by the Nazi...

Resurrection Myth or Reality? by John Shelby Spong Bishop Spong explores the historical validity of the resurrection narrative, using approaches from the Hebrew interpretive tradition to discern the...

Ariel Sabar's powerful memoir tells the story of his family's past and their place in Middle-Eastern history. Born to a Kurdish Jewish community that had lived in isolation for nearly three thousand...

Escape from Freedom, a landmark work by Erich Fromm, explores the forces that shape modern society and the causes of authoritarian systems. First published in 1941, this influential book remains as...

Two of Ayn Rand's most influential works are now together in a single boxed set. Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead are two novels that have shaped the philosophy of Objectivism and continue to...

Community Capitalism: How Communities Can Use Capitalism to Create a Shared Economy That Works for EveryoneMichael Garjian explores a new approach to creating a more equitable society, one that...

Brilliantly satirizing the excesses of early nineteenth century high society, Vanity Fair is a story of love, lust, marriage, fortune and loss, as two young women navigate the corrupt world of...

Unconscious bias affects us all, every day. It influences our decisions and shapes our society. But what if this problem had a solution? In "The End of Bias: Can We Change Our Minds?", Jessica...

Christmas with the Bobby Girls by Johanna Bell is a heartwarming and well-researched novel that explores the lives of three courageous young women during World War I. Set against the backdrop of...

The Abolition of Man by Clive Staples Lewis In this thought-provoking work, Lewis explores the nature of morality and ethics, arguing that certain principles are essential to human society. He...

A Victorian-era tale of dominance and submission, "Gynecocracy" is a provocative and explicit novel that explores the darker side of high society. Written in 1893, this three-volume work pays homage...

The Unexpurgated Case Against Woman Suffrage by Almroth E. Wright A pioneering work of feminist literature, this book presents a provocative argument against the granting of the right to vote to...

The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir is a foundational work of feminist philosophy that has had a profound impact on our understanding of gender and its relationship to society. First published in...

Dr. David Daokui Li offers a unique perspective on China's rise as a global superpower, drawing on his extensive experience as an advisor to senior Chinese leaders and major international...

In 1959, a white Texan journalist embarked on a remarkable journey, travelling across the Deep South of the United States disguised as a black man. His account, Black Like Me, is a powerful and...

Edith Wharton's satirical novel explores the complexities of American society in the early twentieth century. Published in 1913, it introduced Undine Spragg, a young woman from the Midwest determined...

Wealth and the Demand for Art in Italy, 1300-1600 by Richard A. Goldthwaite explores how the roots of modern consumer society can be found in Renaissance Italy. This study offers a significant...

In Cho Nam-Joo's latest novel, Saha, a complex and humane exploration of resilience in community is revealed. A country called 'Town' is plagued by inequality and social mobility issues, echoing the...

Jack Carter returns to Doncaster for his brother's funeral, but Frank's death doesn't add up. A mild and sober man found dead in his car at the bottom of a cliff is not like the man who died. Jack...

The Spartans by Andrew J. Bayliss is a thought-provoking exploration of one of ancient Greece's most enigmatic societies. This unique city-state has long fascinated and horrified in equal measure,...

The Care Manifesto: A Vision for Interdependent Care In a world marked by carelessness, the authors of this book propose a radical reimagining of care as the organising principle in every dimension...

A comprehensive history of homosexuality in 19th-century Europe and America. This three-part work explores the complex relationships between society, culture, and individual lives. It delves into how...

In 1814 Bath society is about to get a whole lot more complicated. A young noblewoman's life is turned upside down by an ancient curse that threatens to ruin her reputation and social standing...

The Netanyahus: An Account of a Minor and Ultimately Even Negligible Episode in the History of a Very Famous Family by Joshua Cohen. In the winter of 1959-1960, a Jewish historian is co-opted onto a...

The prophetic story of the Bible is one of God's unique purpose and plan for both Israel and the Church. Amir Tsarfati explores how God's promises to Israel complement His vision for the church, and...

Breaking Dad is a true story of transformation and redemption. In 2009, the national newspapers reported the arrest of a 'drug baron' with a huge haul of crystal meth, but behind the headlines was a...

The Source A Novel by James A. Michener is a sweeping epic that spans thousands of years and explores the profound history of the Jewish people. Through the lens of modern archaeologists excavating...

The Qur'an's Testimony to Jesus and God's Prior Revelations. The Qur'an speaks of Jesus in fifteen surahs (ninety-three verses), more than any other person, and declares him to be the Word of God and...

The Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare explores themes of love, friendship and financial obligation in 16th-century Venice. Bassanio, a young nobleman, seeks to win the hand of Portia, a...

The creation of Israel remains shrouded in controversy, with its origins and Britain's role in shaping Palestine's history still little understood. In "Legacy of Empire", Gardner Thompson offers a...

Exploring the New Testament, Volume 1 offers a thorough introduction to the Gospels and Acts, fully revised and expanded to reflect major scholarly advances over the past decade.This widely respected...

In the midst of turmoil, love and loyalty are tested in this gripping sequel. Margot finds herself torn between two men: Ben, a Jewish doctor who sees her potential, and Max, her childhood confidant...

Eaths Shifting Crust: A Key To Some Basic Problems Of Earth Science by Charles H. HapgoodThis book has been selected by scholars as being culturally important and is part of the knowledge base of...

Puritans Behaving Badly explores how language, gender expectations, and religious identities evolved in early American Puritan communities. By tracing three generations, Monica D. Fitzgerald reveals...

Auschwitz, 1943. A miracle baby is born to a mother who will stop at nothing to be reunited with her child. Ester Pasternak's story is one of courage and determination in the aftermath of surviving...

Darius, Artaxerxes, and Ahasuerus in the Bible challenges conventional interpretations of the Persian kings in the books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. James Jordan argues that these kings are not...

Victor Klemperer's diary is a remarkable and important account of life under Nazi rule. Saved from persecution by his marriage to a gentile, Klemperer kept a diary throughout the war, capturing the...

The Gold-Rimmed Spectacles by Giorgio Bassani is a powerful and moving novel about the destructive power of intolerance. In 1930s Italy, a young doctor's fresh start in a new town is cruelly undone...

Lamb of the Free explores the sacrificial imagery applied to Jesus's death in the New Testament. Contrary to traditional views, the earliest and most common sacrifices associated with Jesus's death...

Steven Pressfield's deeply personal account of his journey to self-discovery is both profoundly moving and inspiring. Born into an American family that didn't reveal its Jewish heritage until he was...

The Last Kabbalist of Lisbon by Richard Zimler In 1506, the streets of Lisbon are gripped by fear and suspicion, and the discovery of Abraham Zarco's body sets off a chain of events that will lead to...

A Lightness of Being: Your Guide to Yom Kippur by Dovber Pinson is a comprehensive exploration of the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur. This transformative day is often referred to as "the Resting of All...

Azmi Bishara examines the Palestine-Israel conflict in the context of settler colonialism and apartheid. He explores the historical injustices inflicted on Palestinians since the Nakba, arguing that...

Zoroastrianism by John Waterhouse explores the intriguing connection between this ancient religion and Judaism. The author delves into the transmission of Zoroastrian ideas to Christianity, tracing a...

In the Midst of Civilized Europe: The Pogroms of 1918-1921 and the Onset of the Holocaust by Jeffrey Veidlinger Between 1918 and 1921, a wave of genocidal violence swept across Eastern Europe,...

The REB Standard Text Bible is a revised version of The New English Bible, offering a literary style that is both elegant and accessible. This hardback edition includes the Old and New Testaments,...