The Empress Iyadola Bring It On, Mon Coffee Mug

The "Empress Iyadola, Bring It On, Mon!" Mug. Coffee Mug. "Empress Iyadola" is "Kata's" wife from the "Kata, the Iron Thorn" action-adventure novel set in Jamaica. www.katatheironthorn.com. “Kata, the Iron Thorn” weaves supernatural, superhero, and spooky family fantasy elements, anchored by a profound emphasis on non-violence. The narrative seamlessly intertwines the contemporary world with the legendary Jamaican warrior, Kata, who once confronted pirates and ghosts (Duppies) in 1655 Jamaica. The story resonates deeply with African and global audiences, exploring themes of violence, greed, ignorance, and prejudice juxtaposed against wit and humour. With an intricate blend of action, romance, horror, and comedy, the tale has garnered acclaim for its multifaceted approach. In contrast to many superhero fantasy narratives, Kata doesn’t romanticise the hero’s weapon. On the other hand, the Kata story warns about the perils of weapons, even those wielded by superheroes, like Kata’s mighty magic sword called “The Iron Thorn.” The narrative bridges past and present through the perspective of DJ Terry Lee Barrett, a character of Caribbean descent. As the youngest descendant of Kata, DJ Terry Lee Barrett becomes enmeshed in an ancient saga that traverses time and space, unfolding against the backdrop of history and modernity. Proceeds from the Kata Project will support anti-violence non-profits.