Iain Sinclair
This small cased volume is a revised lecture Iain Sinclair gave at Swedenborg Hall in 2007. This volume is printed as a limited edition pocket hardback. It is the first in series of volumes edited by Stephen McNeilly making available talks, photographs and and other items from the Swedenborg Archive.
Kristin King
This book-length essay explores the various meanings gardens had for Swedenborg and what meanings they might hold in turn for readers of Swedenborg.
A limited-edition book of photographs by Madeleine Waller, representing work undertaken during her artist residency at the Swedenborg Society. The publication contains 44 colour plates and features an Introduction and Q&A with Madeleine by writer and Guardian critic Sean O’Hagan.
NEW TRANSLATION | AVAILABLE NOW
A new and accessible edition of Swedenborg's classic work De Coelo et Inferno. Translated from the Latin by K C Ryder, this eagerly awaited work includes a previously unpublished introduction by Jorge Luis Borges and full critical apparatus.
By Carl Robsahm
NOW AVAILABLE
First written in Swedish over 200 years ago, Carl Robsahm’s Memoirs of Swedenborg is without doubt the most important eyewitness account of Emanuel Swedenborg to be published in any language...
Gary Lachman
A NEW EDITION, REDESIGNED
Into the Interior is an introduction to the life, thought and influence of Swedenborg by a renowned writer on the history of consciousness, Gary Lachman. Guiding the reader...
Ralph Waldo Emerson
A NEW EDITION, REDESIGNED
Emerson's classic essay—taken from his book Representative Men—remains one of the most widely read and popular introductions to Swedenborg ..
Norman Ryder
This is the first volume of Norman Ryder's comprehensive four volume Bibliography...
NEW RELEASE
Limited signed edition. Paul Tecklenberg, Swedenborg Society Artist in Residence December 2009 to February 2010, in conversation with Nora Foster.
With Amy Halliday
Designed & Edited by Stephen McNeilly
Swedenborg Society 2011
Journal of the Swedenborg Society no. 6
By David Duner
COMING SOON
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