H J Kramer

Today New World Library owns its own spacious building in Novato, California, has eighteen employees, and had 2002 revenues in excess of $11 million. The company's name changed in the mid-1980s to better reflect the quality of its developing list. One of its first books, Gawain's Creative Visualization, became an international bestseller and has sold more than 3 million copies in English and been translated into more than thirty foreign editions. Many of New World Library's books are categorized as New Age, though Allen says �there's really nothing new in New Age; it's been around for a long time. It's the perennial philosophy, after all. Certainly for many, though, a New Age is dawning. Perhaps it will prove to be a great New Renaissance, possibly even an era of cooperation and global peace. We certainly hope so, and we are publishing material that can show us how to create far better lives for ourselves (such as The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle) and a world that works far better (such as The Power of Partnership by Riane Eisler).� Two other joint publishing ventures, with Amber-Allen Publishing and H J Kramer, have contributed heavily to New World Library's success over the past decade as well.

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