One of my favorite ways to spend offline time is making things, and that’s often via one of the fiber arts: weaving, embroidery, or sewing. I also spend a fair amount of time doing bead work, for my own delight and to make gifts to others. Despite the lack of evidence for the Nornir as […]
The Norns in Old Norse Mythology by Karen Bek-Pedersen Dunedin Academic Press Ltd, 2011 224 pages, including index and extensive bibliography With impeccable timing, my copy of this book (ordered directly from the publisher) arrived a few weeks prior to the deadline for the Jotnar-themed issue of Idunna, the magazine of The Troth, where this […]
From today’s newsletter emails: “The Magickal Women Conference is creating a series of four anthologies featuring stories connected to the elements of Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, be they found in the world around us, or forged from the elements themselves. These fractions of creativity aim to encourage and inspire magical thinking about the world […]
