Max Kahl

Max Kahl is writer, runologist, researcher and teacher of German language, English and music. From an early age he was interested in novel and historical literature. As a teenager, his interest focused on the history of the ancient Germanic peoples and the personalities that stood out. Tacitus, Strabo, Sturlusson, Borges, Goethe and the entire Germanic historical and literary collection, such as the Song of the Nibelungen, the Runes or the Eddas. He studied internationally with great connoisseurs and has obtained his degrees and awards in countries such as Norway, Sweden, Germany and Spain.

He is the author of "The King of Eiselorn", with its two parts: "Elwendur" and "Iddinthad", his first epic fantasy novel published in Spain by Grupo AJEC and in the United States and England by Ravenswood Publishing.

He has lectured in countries such as Argentina, the United States and Germany about the remote Germanic past and the wisdom of the runes. He currently offers online and face-to-face courses.

"Odin's manic Runes, Mysteries from the ancient Germania" is his new historical, mythological and magical work, written with his wife Midirath Arianrhod and his children Klaus Kahl and Mildred Kahl. It is a complete literary compendium, with historical and magical aspects about the Germanic and Nordic runes, which includes the history of the Germanic and Scandinavian peoples and their relationships with these sacred symbols from a historical, heroic and legendary past, full of kings and gods, warriors and maidens, dwarves and elves, snakes and wolves. In this work all the theoretical, practical, divinatory and magical knowledge of the ancestral runes of Nordic Europe is exposed.