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This month is the  A to Z Blog Challenge  and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. K  is for Krishna Hindu God He is the 8th incarnation of Vishnu According to legend Krishna was not only divine, but heroic as well. He is alleged to have defeated numerous dragons and monsters, and eventually as predicted, killed his half-uncle the tyrannical king Kamsa. ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the  A to Z Blog Challenge  and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. J  is for Jesus  Christian God the Son, the second of a Divine Trinity The central figure of Christianity Born of a virgin Christians believe that Jesus' crucifixion and subsequent resurrection enables humans to be reconciled to God. Fun 'J' Fact Jesus is my favorite of all the world's deities. Because of his Grace, I know that despite my sins, I am forgiven.  ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. I  is for Inanna Sumerian goddess of love and war Ishtar is her Babylonian counterpart Gilgamesh scorned her advances ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. H  is for Horus Egyptian Sky God Also known as the Falcon God Often depicted as a stylized eye Horus is more than one god put together. He is the Falcon God, the king of Egypt and the lord of heaven. ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. G  is for Gaia  Primal Greek Mother Goddess Her union with Uranus(the sky) and Pontus(the sea) produced the heavenly gods, the Titans, and the Giants. ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. F  is for Frigg  Norse Goddess of Love & Fertility Wife of Odin Foremost among the Aesir goddesses Closely associated with Freya, a goddess of both the Aesir and Vanir tribes of deities. Frigg and Freya were at one time the same deity. ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. E  is for Epona  Celtic Horse Goddess associated with fertility, a cornucopia, horses, mules and  oxen who accompanied it's soul on its final journey. This goddess is unique as she was adopted by the Romans and a temple was erected to her in Rome. ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. D  is for Dagon God of Fertility and Crops Son of Anu, Father of  Baal Principal deity of the Philistines Join me the entire month of April as I ride the crazy train that is the  A to Z Blog Challenge . ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA Fantasy novellas  Lost Haven ,  Road to Nowhere , and  The Gilded Cage . You can follow here or go to her  website  to learn more about her books.

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. C  is for Cybele Anatolian Mother Goddess She is Phrygia's only known goddess and was probably it's state deity. Her Phrygian cult was adopted by Greek colonists of Asia Minor and brought to the mainland Greece. Funny 'C' Fact I call my cat, Midnight, a dog-cat. He loves to play fetch, begs for food, and to be around his humans ALL the time. We love him so much. His unique personality fits right into our family. He's so big that when he and my 9 year old son lie next to each other, they're almost the same length. Join me the entire month of April as I ride the crazy train that is the  A to Z Blog Challenge . ~Sabrina A. Fish is the author of YA...

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. B  is for Brigid Goddess of Fire, Fertility, Wisdom, Healing and Poetry Daughter of the giant, Dagda Patron of Smiths Fed the milk of a sacred cow at infancy, Brigid is one of the greater mother goddesses of Celtic mythology. She is a kind and nurturing goddess with aspects that revolve around fire. Funny 'B' Fact My nickname is Bree. Growing up, when I would get in trouble, instead of calling out my entire name...Sabrina Ann, my mom combined my nickname with my middle name instead and would yell out BREANNA. *shudders* To this day, I absolutely hate the name. :) Join me the entire month of April as I ride the crazy train that is the A to Z Blog Challenge . ...

This month is the A to Z Blog Challenge and I've chosen to cover the topic of deities. I'll post a deity from religions across the world, past and present. Many of these inspire the gods within the books I write. I find the topic fascinating and hope you enjoy each post this month. A is for Athena  Greek Goddess of Widsom, Warcraft, and Arts & Crafts Daughter of Zeus Patron of Athens. Who better than one of the most iconic of all the Greek goddesses to start off our month of deities?! Athena is a model representation of the Greeks' gifts to Western Culture. She was one of the most important gods to the ancient Greeks. Funny 'A' Fact The very first brand spankin' new car I ever got to buy was a G37 Infiniti Sport in Athens blue that I named Athena. She was a beauty and no wonder considering her namesake. Athena Yes, I name my cars. Doesn't everyone? So far I've had a Zoe, Athena, Tom, and Giselle. :) What?! I AM a Fan...