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| Would you say the book 'Runemarks' is a fairly accurate depiction of Norse mythology? http://runemarks.co.uk/ I just recently read this book. I didn't think I would like it much at first, but I ended up falling in love with it. I know the runes used in the book (thuris, raedo, kaen etc.) are the same, but would you say the stories of the gods are accurate? Kimmy, accuracy doesn't really have to do with whether it is real or not in this instance.      |
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