Gullveigarbok. An Investigation of Gullveig in Old Norse Mythology & her Anti-Cosmic Nexus.
VEXIOR 218, Illustrations by Helgorth.
NP: Fall of Man, 2010.
First edition, in fine condition (appears unused). Limited edition, rare.

Hardcover. Large Octavo. 242 pp. Maroon cloth, with runic (Lykil) sigil stamped in black on the front board, and title on spine. Black and white illustrations, sigils, etc. throughout, one folding plate.

Publisher's information: "Gullveig is the Teutonic and Germanic highest feminine principle of darkness - the maid, the mother, and the crone: Gullveig's traits are analogous to Lilith's and Hecate's. In the Old Norse Mythology she is the sinister arch- mother of the giants and the black arts; she's also the divine feminine manifestation of the analogue thursian purpose." The book is in effect a grimoire of Gullveig, drawing from old Norse Mythology and occult lore to establish a pathway of black magical practice. The author is know for his "Panparadox," published by Ixaxaar in 2009.