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ESCAPE FROM AMERIKAThe lime is two years from now. Disk-jockey Jack Parker is fleeing the Homeland Security Police because of a subversive letter he has written. He borrows a plane from a friend, flies to Florida and borrows a boar belonging to his ex-wife. He sails through a storm to a small island in the Caribbean, where he meets Malena Devereaux. She is a Spanish woman running from her husband, who is pursuing her to get hold of her substantial wealth. The husband is playing a sadistic game with her. Homeland Security, made up of thugs and the dregs of formerly unemployed law enforcement officers, is not playing games. For Parker it is dead or alive.' He and Malena team up and escape to Spain, only to be tracked down. They return full circle to the Caribbean, where both Devereaux and the U.S. authorities converge on them. Trapped on a tiny island, they make a desperate last effort to shuck off their pursuers.This is H. R. Coursen's 21st novel. He has written 28 books of poetry and 15 books of criticism.What critics have said about Coursen's novels:"An extraordinary job of catching what it was like during World War Two for the ballplayer_"Robert W. Creamer on The Outfielder"This book has beautifully evocative language. A larger consciousness works here, and it delights in an illumination of the world beyond the pages."Jim Glenn Thatcher on Ask for Me Tomorrow."Libraries will want this gracefully told allegory which is suitable for both young adult and adult readers."Library Journal on The Search for Archerland."A polished and urbane novel. Coursen is masterly at keeping the reader focused on he brightest balls he has tossed in the air"Nancy Grape on The Lake."Coursen's book is Potter and more!"John N- Cole on Return to Archerland"A stunning achievement!"Robert Taylor on Moment of Truth."A great story!"Howard Nemerov on After the War.Coursen, H. R. is the author of 'Escape from Amerika', published 2003 under ISBN 9781930648654 and ISBN 1930648650.
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