Icelandic
MAGIC

“In many ways Icelandic Magic is as awe-inspiring and mysterious as the Icelandic landscape itself. Full of fascinating accounts of Iceland’s magical history and grimoires, this book offers pragmatic instructions to resurrect this magic and tap into its power, yet there is a creative aspect that will inherently force the practitioner to union with their own inner sage. Flowers guides us safely through the ancient secrets of Icelandic magic into our own ‘circuit boards of consciousness,’ which we learn may be rewired through systematically formed staves aligned with our will.”

SERA TIMMS, MUSICIAN, VISUAL ARTIST, PRIESTESS, AND LEAD VOCALIST OF BLACK MARE

“Icelandic Magic is a modern classic of Northern sorcery. Stephen Flowers’s galdor-stave system exposes the frosty roots of sigilworking, revealing a magic available to anyone possessing pen, paper, and a hunger for transformation.”

CLINT MARSH, AUTHOR OF THE MENTALIST’S HANDBOOK

“Stephen Flowers offers readers a comprehensive and erudite guide to the runes, staves, and other elements of Icelandic magic. This book opens the secret lore of Icelandic magicians for today’s readers.”

DAN HARMS, LIBRARIAN AT SUNY CORTLAND MEMORIAL
LIBRARY, EDITOR OF THE LONG-LOST FRIEND: A 19TH CENTURY
AMERICAN GRIMOIRE, AND AUTHOR OF THE CTHULHU MYTHOS
ENCYCLOPEDIA: A GUIDE TO H. P. LOVECRAFT’S UNIVERSE

“In his latest work, Stephen E. Flowers pours forth his inspiration again. On the basis of sound, academic research, he provides a good basis for the praxis of Icelandic magic. The most important aspect of his teaching is that he defines the attitude and preparation necessary to become a sorcerer in the old tradition. A book by a magician, for magicians.”

CHRISTOPHER ALAN SMITH,
AUTHOR OF ICELANDIC MAGIC:
AIMS, TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES OF
THE ICELANDIC SORCERERS

“Icelandic Magic is an exciting new expansion that goes far beyond Flowers’s previous Galdrabók. Much more than a presentation of historical grimoire material, Flowers goes on to identify the key components of the techniques and show readers how to construct their own workings in a traditional manner. Icelandic Magic explores both the inner and outer nature of galdor, and of magic in general, to give the reader the tools for gaining knowledge, wisdom, and self-transformation.”

ALICE KARLSDÓTTIR, AUTHOR OF NORSE GODDESS MAGIC