As a Jamaican-American screenwriter born in Jamaica and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, I deeply connect to my history and culture; I have had a lifelong interest in telling my semi-autobiographical story, "Kata, The Iron Thorn." Kata is a spooky family fantasy adventure with a nonviolent theme. The Kata story is a Romantic Fantasy at its core! The narrative is set in the 21st century but flashes back to Kata's legend, the supernatural Jamaican Warrior that battled pirates and ghosts (duppies) in 1655, Jamaica. The Kata story is funny, quirky, campy, and often spoofs the pirate genre. My Kata novel has captured a five-star rating on Amazon and is in Development for a Live-Action movie! It has a critical Philadelphia tie-in and is perfect for all ages! Currently, I am writing the sequel to Kata as part of a series. Kata Film Summary Philadelphia club owner of Caribbean descent returns to Jamaica and becomes entangled in an old, supernatural legend that reaches the very core of his identity. Disc Jockey Terry Lee Barrett (TL) was born in Jamaica but raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Unfortunately, he does not know he is the youngest descendant of Kata, the mighty Jamaican Warrior, who fought Pirates and Duppies (ghosts) in Jamaica over 300 years ago. The legend of Kata and The Iron Thorn was something TL's father, the late Rev. Dr. Leonard E. Barrett, Sr., had not wanted his son to know. He knew that all those who drew the sword would die by the sword. In the past, the Iron Thorn, a deadly blade that could fight on its own when instructed, was necessary to fight pirates and duppies, but now, it can only do destruction. Watch Terry Lee Barrett review his "Kata The Iron Thorn" Novel on Black Sci-Fi TV here: https://youtu.be/C06bDlnw1rU.