Nissa

Gaul, Spain, and Britain till his death in 306, was born probably in the year 272, either in Britain or at Naissus (now called Nissa), a town of

The Continental Monthly, Vol. 6, No 2, August, 1864 Devoted to Literature and National Policy Various

Everything you said about the book is right on, Nissa.

Auralia's Colors: Wow, it doesn't suck! nissa_amas_katoj 2009

Nissa, I was just looking back through my list of favorite blogs, and saw this post.

Can People with autism/asperger's become published Fiction Writers? nissa_amas_katoj 2009

Well, you can put a check mark by your name now too, Nissa.

Cyndere's Midnight nissa_amas_katoj 2009

Over at The Lina Lamont Fan Club, our own dear Nissa, one of our fellow Catholic tour members, says something similar, though she places the saggy part about three-quarters of the way through, partly because that's where the Christian elements get explicit, apparently too explicit for her tastes.

Archive 2009-06-01 2009

Over at The Lina Lamont Fan Club, our own dear Nissa, one of our fellow Catholic tour members, says something similar, though she places the saggy part about three-quarters of the way through, partly because that's where the Christian elements get explicit, apparently too explicit for her tastes.

June Christian Science Fiction and Fantasy Blog Tour 2009

I changed your link on the CSFF membership, Nissa, but be sure to check it next time just in case.

THIS BLOG HAS MOVED! nissa_amas_katoj 2009

Nissa, I am greatly honored by the award, but I hardly I think I deserve to be called a prolific blogger these days.

2010 Lenten Read-a-Thon 2010

Nissa, Nice background and description of the races of the Dragonkeeper Chronicles.

Toopka made me do it! Donita K. Paul's DragonLight, Day One nissa_amas_katoj 2008

I think a good number of us in CSFF hope one day to be published in the Lost Genre, Nissa.

The Lost Genre--- who lost it, where to find it..... nissa_amas_katoj 2008