following his Open Letter to the Leadership of the Asatru/Odinist/Troth Movement wherein he detailed his involvement with the Temple of Set. Thorsson later responded in full to this condemnation by the OR. Sweyn Plowright, a former member of the Rune Gild who resigned from the organization in 2000, has referred to the philosophy of Flowers as being "neo-Satanic" and antinomian. As with others, he has propagated the belief that Flowers writings on Runes and Germanic Native Faith (Asatru/Odinism) is polluted with Setian/Satanic philosophy and ideals. Flowers has responded to these accusations, as have others. Flowers has also stated that he is "... not a Satanist but may be characterized as a practitioner of the left-hand path based on purely indigenous Indo-European models." As of September 20, 2012, Flowers' publishing house, Rûna-Raven Press, ceased operations due to "damage done to the business in 2011." On March 20, 2013, both Flowers and Stephen McNallen announced that the rights to Edred Thorsson's books, published by Rûna-Raven Press were, would be obtained by the white supremacist Asatru Folk Assembly, a heathen organization founded by McNallen. Works As co-author As editor References External links Official home page, archive of 28 July 2021 1953 births Living people Adherents of Germanic neopaganism American modern pagans American occultists Founders of modern pagan movements Germanic studies scholars Modern pagan writers Pseudonymous writers Runologists Setians Writers on Germanic paganism