James Sunwall Libros

ESCAPE OF THE UNICORN consists of a play and selected poems. In the play, the troubadour Robert de Chanson is imprisoned under sentence of death in the tower room of a castle in Southern France. It is during the fourteenth century and the year of the last crusade. Into his prison room has come the entire medieval world with questions as to the sanity of war and politics, the rights of women, the significance of art, the purpose of religion and the ultimate importance of life. The second half of the book contains poems selected from published poems of the author. They range from his experiences as a boy in a small midwestern town to war and art and literature in the Twentieth Century.

Terri Linville thought she was going to the Amazon to work on her Thesis. Instead she finds herself in the middle of a terrorists plot. She gets help from her father, Sam Linville, head of the NSA, and other charactors whose experiences tend to overlap around a web of intrigue with potentially wide reaching implications. After a grisley find she learns of a mystical creature called MOM-BRE. A creature that eats the muscles of a body and leaves the skin and bones. With time running out Terri, Dr. James Newhouse, and the rest of the team, set off to find Dr. Keller and the team abducted by the terrorists. Taking into account an understanding of certain contemporary political and cultural conditions, with elements of suspense and emotion, you will explore the relative complexities of human nature and interaction as well as capturing the imagination and to provoke thought.