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The recent post at "Garden of Nna Mmay" blog (name origin, please) titled In Defence of Science Fiction should not be confused with The BBC Action Network's In Defence of Science Fiction, or Salon's 1999 John Clute article In defense of science fiction, or our own post Science Fiction vs. Fantasy: Speaking for the Defense.
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The recent post at "Garden of Nna Mmay" blog (name origin, please) titled In Defence of Science Fiction should not be confused with The BBC Action Network's In Defence of Science Fiction, or Salon's 1999 John Clute article In defense of science fiction, or our own post Science Fiction vs. Fantasy: Speaking for the Defense.
February 2007 2007
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Nna meeen…o dikwa very very risky, as my Ibo bros would say.
Archive 2008-09-01 princesa 2008
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Nna meeen…o dikwa very very risky, as my Ibo bros would say.
My birthday weekend. princesa 2008
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Nna mehn, i bow 4 u o. ur quirks quirk well well o. i can understand being freaking scared of d dark. i used 2 imagine there were ghosts & dead pple lying in wait 4 me n d dark. 4 many years, nothing concern me with darkness. but after a time, i decided 2 grow out of it. once n a while, am caught unaware sha
Quirk, Quirk, Quirk princesa 2008
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Nna re bowa phooko le phookwane, Mabje-maramaga mabje magolo ka mabedi e kago mae a tshilwane.
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Nna re bowa phooko le phookwane, Mabje-maramaga mabje magolo ka mabedi e kago mae a tshilwane.
CONTENTS: 2007
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In another, the very language is enticingly incomprehensible, reflecting perceptual kinks in the aboriginal inhabitants ( "The Nna Mmoy Language").
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I told her the whole story in detail and of how Taman, having no son, adopted me in gratitude for my having saved the life of his only daughter, the Princess Nna.
Escape on Venus Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950 1963
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The fellow was obviously drunk, which accounted for his loose tongue; and he knew something about the abduction of Nna, but how much?
Carson of Venus Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950 1939
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