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Kala
Written for the Watermill Grimoire Project. “So you want to know something about me? Well, what fancies ya?” Kala sniffed, his lava rock nostrils flaring. “I’m from Bali, but not originally mind you. I’ve been many a place and Bali wasn’t my favorite. Not a bad sort, just not my favorite. No, I’m from Java, the old Java when times were dust and people vain. Eh, things probably haven’t changed much have they?” Kala’s eyes ground in circles, itching the ear.…
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Tatanua
Written for the Watermill Grimoire Project. The Malagan is a story. It is a telling of times that were, a telling to guide the spirits to the beyond. It is a celebration of unity and a blessing for those gone. I’m that memory of a tale, which should carry the wild spirit of he who has passed. Yet, my story is forgotten, I’m not a tale, nor a memory or a thought. I’m haunted by the tatanua I’ve betrayed, the spirit…
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The South Hampton Press & The East Hampton Press
Judah’s Watermill Grimoire Project had a full feature article “Artifacts at the Watermill Center Come to Life in an Action Tale from a Writer in Residence” by Pat Rogers in The South Hampton Press and The East Hampton Press. Read Article
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Hamptons.com “This Week in the Arts”
Hamptons.com included Judah’s Watermill Grimoire event in their “This Week in the Arts,” column. Read Article
