Reprints Program FAQ
This page answers some common questions about our reprints program. Please feel free
to
contact us with any additional questions.
We are three separate organizations. The Society for Preservation of Hebrew Books which operates the
HebrewBooks.org site scans and digitizes old seforim, making them available for free download.
PublishYoursefer.com, is responsible for taking scanned seforim and setting them up for printing.
Lulu, is one of our print on demand partners which handles orders and printing for reprints.
Assuming there are no copyright issues, you can submit seforim for scanning. Destructive scanning is usually
free but will destroy the sefer in the process by cutting the spine. Non-destructive scanning is also available
but is usually 15-20 cents per page. Scanning is usually handled by one of our partners.
We generally do not print seforim that are currently in copyright. If you obtain written permission of the author
or copyright holder of a specific sefer, we will be happy to print it.
The most common reason why a sefer is not available, is simply because it hasn't been setup for printing yet.
Although, we currently only processed about 1% of all available seforim, every unavailable sefer page has
a special form allowing you to request that sefer.
About one week.
Soft covers, coil and saddle stitch orders take 3-5 days. Hardcover orders take between 1 to 3 weeks for printing.
A small hardcover is 6"x9" and a large hardcover is 8.25"x10.75". When a sefer is setup
one of these sizes is chosen based on the size of the original scan. Prior to setup, both prices are shown.
Yes. Please see
this page for more information.
In the US, USPS Media Mail, UPS Ground and Express services are available. Outside of United States,
standard and express shipping methods are available. Please see
this page for more information.