Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest WhatsAppRecent ChangesSend via e-MailPrintPermalink × Rune Magic Rune Magic by Tyson, Donald Reviewed by Ingeborg Svea Norden Categories: Paganism - Other Ceremonial Magick The author is a ceremonial magician, more at home with the Qabala than with anything Norse–and it shows in his book. Tyson's rituals read as if he'd stolen them from a Judeo-Christian magical group and substituted Norse god-names for the originals. His interpretations of the runes also tend toward black-and-white thinking, more Biblical than Norse. (He translates Thurisaz as “devil”, saying that the rune “signifies a bad man or woman” in a reading.) The book also contains some rather poor poetry which Tyson supposedly channeled in an attempt to “communicate with each rune”. Publisher Llewellyn Publications Date 6/1988 ISBN 0875428266 0875428266 0875428266 Price OOP Last modified: 2017/07/08 13:54by John Bell