Sent on a mission deep into the forests of pagan Anglo-Saxon England, Wat Brand, a Christian scribe, suddenly finds his vision of the world turned upside down. The familiar English countryside is not what it seems: threatening spirits, birds of omen and plants of power lurk in this landscape of fallen terrors and mysterious forces. With Wulf, a sorcerer and mystic, as his guide, Brand is instructed in the magical lore of plants, runes, fate and the life force until finally he journeys to the spirit world on a quest to encounter the true nature of his own soul.

"As a way of psychological and spiritual exploration THE WAY OF WYRD offers not just uncanny similarities with some of our present thinking but notions which we seem only now to be rediscovering." [Guardian]

"An essential aid. In our overly Keltically obsessed British mind set, this magnificent book completely restores the unfairly neglected Scandinavian and Germanic side of our psyche." [Julian Cope]

Zawiera 'Preface' i 'Introduction' (autorskie) (stron xix) oraz bibliografię przedmiotu (stron 13).