Runes


Futhark: A Handbook of Rune Magic
Runelore: The Magic, History, and Hidden Codes of the Runes
Taking Up the Runes: A Complete Guide to Using Runes in Spells, Rituals, Divination, and Magic
A Practical Guide to the Runes: Their Uses in Divination and Magick (Llewellyn's New Age)
The Book of Runes
Nordic Runes: Understanding, Casting, and Interpreting the Ancient Viking Oracle
Runes for Beginners: A Guide to Reading Runes in Divination, Rune Magic, and the Meaning of the Elder Futhark Runes (The Divination Series: Tarot, Runes and More)
Runes (Runes, #1)
Runecaster's Handbook: The Well of Wyrd
Northern Mysteries and Magick: Runes & Feminine Powers
Helrunar: A Manual of Rune Magick
Immortals (Runes, #2)
Witches (Runes, #6)
The Rune Primer: A Down to Earth Guide to the Runes
Runes (Reading the Past, #4)
A Little Bit of Feng Shui by Ai Matsui JohnsonA Little Bit of Pendulums by Dani BryantA Little Bit of Runes by Cassandra EasonA Little Bit of Mantras by Lily CushmanA Little Bit of Palmistry by Cassandra Eason
A Little Bit of Books
29 books — 8 voters
Wicca by Scott CunninghamThe Witches' Journal by Patti RobertsThe Complete Book of Incense, Oils and Brews by Scott CunninghamCunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott CunninghamThe Psychic Art of Tarot by Mat Auryn
Magic, and Practice
182 books — 124 voters

The Kensington Runestone by Alice Beck KehoeThe Kensington Rune Stone by Richard NielsenThe Kensington Runestone Vindicated by Rolf M. NilsestuenThe Kensington Runestone by O G (Ole Godfred) 1901- Lan...Kensington Runestones by Barry J. Hanson
Kensington Runestone Reading List
7 books — 1 voter

S. Kelley Harrell
The power of keeping the runes relevant in a modern context doesn’t lie in changing their meaning to suit our contemporary purposes but in finding how their layers of meaning still apply to everyday life.
S. Kelley Harrell, M. Div., Runic Book of Days: A Guide to Living the Annual Cycle of Rune Magick

Ilona Andrews
Runes, runes, runes... Runes. An inverted Algiz rune. The caption next to it said “Chernobog.” The Black God. Right. Of course, it wouldn’t be Chernobog, God of Morning Dew on the Rose Petals, but a woman could always hope.
Ilona Andrews, Magic Slays

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