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Judith Klausner

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Born

in Cambridge, The United States

Twitter

Noah_theNarwhal

Genre

Children's, Invisible Disability, Diversity

Member Since

January 2017

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Judith Klausner is a migrainey land mammal from Somerville, Massachusetts. She channels her experience of invisible disability (and everything else) into her creative endeavors. She often makes art using unusual materials from her surroundings and plays with her food both recreationally and professionally. When not creating works of art, she likes to throw fancy dress tea parties.

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If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Judith Klausner That's a hard one, but I'm going to go with the world of The Borrowers by Mary Norton. Ever since I was very young I have been fascinated by the idea …moreThat's a hard one, but I'm going to go with the world of The Borrowers by Mary Norton. Ever since I was very young I have been fascinated by the idea of navigating the world from a much smaller point of view. I love the idea of making everyday necessities and wondrous things out of the detritus of our "big" lives, transformed by scale.(less)

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What are you currently working on?

Judith Klausner A sequel to "Noah the Narwhal" is actually already in the works!
Additionally, I have 4 or 5 other projects in various stages of on-their-way-to-first…moreA sequel to "Noah the Narwhal" is actually already in the works!
Additionally, I have 4 or 5 other projects in various stages of on-their-way-to-first-draft: from exploring the lives of some of Noah’s undersea buddies with other disabilities to a book focused on one of my favorite neighborhood creatures, the underappreciated slug. We'll see what makes it to fully formed!(less)

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