Anthroposophical Publications

Author's of the Books We Present

Some very fine authors have written some pretty fine books! We are more than happy that they chose to align with us, and are extremely pleased in presenting them to you. Not only are they Authors, but some of them are translators, too! A truly diverse and multiplex grouping of individuals.

Frank Thomas Smith: An American expatriot living on a mountain in Argentina, Frank has done quite a bit of translating and creative writing. He is the founder and editor of the Southern Cross Review, an e.Zine that has been on-line since 1999. And not only transation, but Frank has some original stories that we've published!

Peter Stebbing: An excellent translator and investigator, it has been a pleasure working with Peter, and there is more to come! He has said, "the best German to English translators are those who have English as their native language." And that is evident in Peter's translations. He has also shared his investigative research on the site at Ephesus with his book, Artemis and the Artemision. His books are a fine addition to anyone's Library!

Rudolf Steiner: This is the guy who designed the Goetheanum, the Father of Organic Architecture! And he did some other pretty creative stuff, also. One of them was to catalogue all of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's scientific writings — he wrote extensively on this. Steiner authored 28 Books, and gave over 6,700 lectures. Our mission is to get the over 3,000 lectures that have never been translated into English, translated into English! Drawing by Friedrich August von Kaulbach [1850-1920].

Jean W. Yeager: Former Administrative Director Of The Anthroposophical Society in America (1996-2006), Waldorf Dad and Grand-Dad, Practicing Quaker, Prison Volunteer. Professional writing web site: https://www.the-three.com

This is a new (ad)venture for our initiatives, and comes with an additional financial burden. So, if you can, please help us — and the entire Anthroposophical community and all publishers of anthroposophical works — by purchasing one or more of these fine editions for your personal library. You can always research Steiner's works here and at other sites on the Internet, but you must agree, it is really nice to be able to curl up in your favorite chair to read and study the material at home!

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