Irisanya Moon's work is an enjoyable exploration of the Norns. She combines academic source material with years of practical experience in an effective, engaging guide for working with the Wyrd Sisters.

– Ryan Smith, Executive Director of Teaching and Learning, Round Rock Independent School District, Round Rock, Texas, author of The Way of Fire and Ice: The Living Tradition of Norse Paganism

The three Norns were a group of female supernatural beings who, within Nordic mythology, weave fate and control the fate of the cosmos, as well as the destinies of mortals and Gods alike. In Pagan Portals: The Norns, Weaves of Fate and Magick, Irisanya Moon introduces the reader to these beings, Urdr, Verdandi, and Skuld, each of whom have their own specific function and purpose that tend to weave in and out of our human lives. An invitation to explore and work with each Norn is offered to those who are interested in diving deeper into working with these beings.

– Frances Billinghurst, author of Encountering the Dark Goddess: A Journey into the Shadow Realms, Contemporary Witchcraft: Foundational Practices for a Magical Life and On Her Silver Rays: A Guide to the Moon, Myth and Magic

The Norns, Weavers of Fate and Magic by Irisanya Moon leads a reader into working with the Norns through self-reflection, story, and ritual workings. An excellent guidebook into the magic of destiny that any ritualist will enjoy.

– Jennifer Teixeira, author of Pagan Portals - Temple of the Bones: Rituals to the Goddess Hekate

Pagan Portals: The Norns is a fascinating look at the Norse spirits of fate, which weaves together myth, history, and personal experience to create one nuanced understanding of these complex beings. The perfect book for anyone seeking to learn about the Norns or to go deeper in understanding them and their importance in our lives.

– Morgan Daimler, author of Pantheons: The Norse

Irisanya presents a thorough examination of the Norns, rooted in personal experience and research, yet open enough for readers to form their own relationship with them. In The Norns - Weavers of Fate and Magick, she does an excellent job of making the mythical personal, by teaching readers to work through personal wyrd for collective good.

– S. Kelly Harrell, Runic Book of Days