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Mailing costs per book for –

The Burning of the Goetheanum – £2 UK (£5 Rest of the World)
Inside Anthroposophy – £2 UK (£8 Rest of the World)
The Dragon Who Had No Fire – £2 UK (£5 Rest of the World)
The Viridian Sail – £3 UK (£10 Rest of the World.)


For more details about the books click on the BOOK TITLE – or COVER IMAGE in the list below.


The Burning of the Goetheanum

The Burning of the Goetheanum

£12.00

LIMITED EDITION: Only available through New View.
A play for voices, specially written to commemorate the burning of the first Goetheanum on the night of New Year’s Eve 1922/3 and which was first performed in Stroud, Glos. in January 2023 at an event marking this tragedy. The play is in two parts: ‘The Fire’ and ‘The Awakening’ and is for five main characters who read out the words of those who were witnesses to the fire and its aftermath, including Rudolf Steiner. The play is evocative and moving. The book is a hardback, cloth-covered, with rose-gold foil lettering on the front and is a limited edition. It can also be read like a book, offering important insights appropriate to our time.


Inside Anthroposophy Cover

Inside Anthroposophy: Essays on Freedom, Thinking and Existence

£9.99

Inside Anthroposophy… “comprises eight revised articles, or more rightly essays, which first appeared, in their original form, in the magazine New View. What unifies them is that they each grew from a wish to look anew at some of the most basic concepts behind Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy. This philosophy, which came to be known as anthroposophy, touches almost all aspects of human existence and human endeavour.” Journeying through Inside Anthroposophy Richard Bunzl brings into focus a picture of the complex spiritual-physical nature of the human being, encouraging and inspiring us … “to fully experience what comes towards us in life… .”


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The Dragon Who Had No Fire

£7.99

A children’s picture book written and coloured by Vibusha Delamore who lives in New Zealand. She has three sons and is a trained kindergarten teacher and pioneered a Rudolf Steiner kindergarten on Waiheke Island, just off the coast of Auckland. In this book Hector is a young dragon who is different. He cannot breath fire. You can follow Hector’s adventures as he struggles to come to terms with who he is and enjoy the wonderful discovery that he makes. There is a gentle moral to this tale that makes the story so rewarding.


The Viridian Sail

The Viridian Sail

£9.99

In our time, truth is becoming ever more difficult to know with any certainty. Fake news abounds. How can we determine the authenticity of anything? We need a new human faculty to help us do this. Centering around an old painting, found in an antiques shop, said to be by the French artist Seurat, The Viridian Sail is a novel of truth and fiction, fake and fact and takes us on a journey towards this new faculty.