The Rune Poems: Old English, Norwegian and Icelandic Verses and Their Kennings
The three medieval rune poems are the closest we come to a voice from inside the runic tradition. What each one is, why they differ, and how to read their kennings.
How to Cast and Read Runes: Tacitus, Layouts, Reversals and Making a Set
What Tacitus really says about Germanic lot-casting, how modern rune layouts work, why reversed runes are a modern convention, and how to make your own set of runes.
Runes in Stone: Runestones, Bind Runes and the Misuse of Runic Signs
Three famous stones (Kylver, Rök, Jelling), what bind runes really were on the old inscriptions, and how some runes were taken over by 20th-century movements.
Yggdrasil, the Norns and the Nine Worlds: The Cosmos Behind the Runes
A source-based guide to Norse cosmology: the World Tree Yggdrasil, the well of Urðr and the three Norns, the meaning of wyrd, and the nine worlds hung on the tree.
The Runic Rows: Elder Futhark, Younger Futhark and the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc
Where the runes came from, how the 24-rune Elder Futhark was ordered, why the Viking age cut it to 16, and how the English expanded it to 29 and more.
Runes in the Old Texts: Rúnatal, Ljóðatal, Sigrdrífa and Egil
What the Eddic poems and sagas actually say about runes: Odin on the tree, his eighteen charms, Sigrdrífa's lesson to Sigurd, Egil's carvings, and galdr and seiðr.
Runes on your phone
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Runic casts and Norse symbols
For runic casts, symbols, and Norse-style oracle work.
