You might want to know that Flowers/Thorsson's The Book of Ogham had another edition by Rune-Gild master Michael Kelly (books on paper at https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/manxbull ; you can buy in PDF from him if you're a patron at https://www.patreon.com/michaelkellyauthormagician ); there's also The Ogham Roads by him, about pathworking - both contain a table of correspondences appendix, but it's entirely inside references associated to Ogham.
While I'm not qualified to judge his work, I've been interested, and had thought about recommending Aegishjalmur (he wrote without the accent mark) to your list of books including runic magic; it was his Rune-Gild masterwork, the base idea is from his first book Apophis, but the "Draconian" (derived from the Temple of Set) ideas are framed in terms of Sigurdhr killing Fáfnir and gaining its power.
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You might want to know that Flowers/Thorsson's The Book of Ogham had another edition by Rune-Gild master Michael Kelly (books on paper at https://www.lulu.com/spotlight/manxbull ; you can buy in PDF from him if you're a patron at https://www.patreon.com/michaelkellyauthormagician ); there's also The Ogham Roads by him, about pathworking - both contain a table of correspondences appendix, but it's entirely inside references associated to Ogham.
While I'm not qualified to judge his work, I've been interested, and had thought about recommending Aegishjalmur (he wrote without the accent mark) to your list of books including runic magic; it was his Rune-Gild masterwork, the base idea is from his first book Apophis, but the "Draconian" (derived from the Temple of Set) ideas are framed in terms of Sigurdhr killing Fáfnir and gaining its power.