It contains an accurate introduction to the runes. Translations of the original rune poems. A review of various popular esoteric authors. Exposes recent myths and misconceptions about the runes, and more. This book is the only one to honestly lift the lid on the state of esoteric runology today.

An excellent, short, but very academic introduction to runes. No esoteric content, but useful for verifying historical claims made in other books.

The only genuine survey of runic magical inscriptions and objects. Essential reading for the serious.

A good detailed look at Northern mythology and its role in modern Asatru.

A genuine, practical, and well researched look into the enigmatic "prophesy of the seeress".

A quality glossy production, interesting, and well researched. A good tour of runic lore, if you ignore the sections on rune yoga and other New Age nonsense.

Quite academic but very speculative. Sometimes neglects to separate fact from his own imagination. The rather silly rune postures are recycled from the Armanen system.

A self help book with some historical research. OK apart from the mixing of Thorsson's neo-satanic "Odian" system with amateur psychology.

A shocking piece of out-of-context copying of other authors' work. No acknowledgements or references. Whole paragraphs, barely disguised, copied & pasted from different authors, systems, & contexts jumbled together.