About the author
Kveldulf Gundarsson is a writer associated with the modern Heathen and Asatru movement, known for his work on Germanic and Norse magical and religious traditions. His book Teutonic Magic: A Guide to Germanic Divination, Lore and Magic, published by Thoth Publications, is widely cited within the runic and Northern tradition community as a foundational text for students of runes and Germanic magical practice. The book draws on saga material and older lore to lay out what Gundarsson presents as a personal magical path underlying the legends, alongside practical instruction for readers wanting to work with the material rather than simply study it. The catalogue lists the title in two editions, both from Thoth Publications' 2007 revised printing. Gundarsson's work sits within a wider body of writing on Norse and Germanic paganism, and Teutonic Magic in particular is aimed at readers already interested in runes, sagas, and the Northern magical tradition rather than newcomers to paganism generally.
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“Gundarsson’s work is a vital resource for anyone interested in Germanic magic, successfully bridging the gap between historical narrative and practical application. The revised edition enhances its accessibility without…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Teutonic Magic: A Guide to Germanic Divination, Lore and Magic (Revised)
“Gundarsson’s seminal work offers a rigorous exploration of Germanic magic, effectively unpacking the lore behind runestaves and Northern cosmology. While it stands as an authoritative guide for dedicated practitioners, it is not…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Teutonic Magic: A Guide to Germanic Divination, Lore and Magic (Revised)
