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Nietzsche described Beyond Good and Evil as saying much the same things as Zarathustra, only differently, and more directly. This edition presents Helen Zimmern's classic English translation, paired deliberately with Thus Spake Zarathustra as the two sibling masterworks the set is built around.

It appears as the second volume of the same three-volume Nietzsche set, alongside Thus Spake Zarathustra and On the Psychology of Friedrich Nietzsche's Sibling Masterworks.

The set will be offered in two editions, printed and bound as a matched trio in a dedicated slipcase built to fit the three volumes precisely: a hardcover set, not limited in number, at $450, and a Limited Leather Set, bound in genuine Franz Hoffman calfskin and capped at fifty numbered copies, at $1,250.

In the Limited Leather Set, this volume is bound in blue calfskin, with raised ridges across the spine, its lettering stamped in gold foil, and The Thinking Press emblem stamped on both the front and back covers.

Of the fifty Leather Set copies, a handful are reserved outside of general sale, including copies I and L, held for anonymous collectors, and a deposit copy reserved for the Library of Congress.

See the special editions page for the full set, its craftsmanship, and how to pre-order.

Leipzig

Leipzig

Saxony, Germany

Printed at Leipzig by C. G. Naumann in 1886, at Nietzsche’s own expense.

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