Robert A Mowry

Parson Justin P. Stone leaned on his cane at the railroad dock in Washington D. C. and gazed westward, towards the great desert country to where he longed to return. He had his plans: see some old friends, spend time with his long estranged son, and maybe start some churches for younger men to take ...

He's been dead for fifteen years. That's what everyone believes. The truth is, that's when Colonel Tyrone Rafter disappeared down in Mexico while on a top secret mission. After the loss of a leg and seven long years in a decrepit prison, he escapes only to learn his beloved wife, Laura, has married ...

He Can Prevent A Terror Attack, Or He Can Save His Son-But Can He Do Both? He has taken his son and he is on the run. The FBI wants him. Homeland Security needs him. The Santa Fe police chief fears him. His ex-wifes cult wants to kill him. With Dr. Alex Vincent having the hard drive from his Los Ala...

Drawn from the Chu-tsing Li collection of modern and contemporary Chinese paintings—the finest and most comprehensive of its kind in the West—A Tradition Redefined is the first in-depth exploration of the development of Chinese ink painting during the last half century. These extraordinary paintings...

Revered by Chinese connoisseurs and literati since the Tang dynasty (618-907) or earlier, scholars' rocks have been little known in the West. As refined indoor kin of the more widely recognized Chinese garden stones, these rocks intended for studio display combine the charm of microcosm with sheer a...

Rusty Redtail, a Mescalero Apache, rookie FBI agent is dispatched to remote western New Mexico to solve the brutal murder of Federal BLM Ranger Jimmy Hanson. This out-of-the-way area is plagued with unsolved murders, disappearances and other, unexplained events ranging from the mysterious disappeara...

Destruction or Love is the first complete English translation of one of the major works by Spanish Nobel Laureate Vicente Aleixandre. It conveys to English readers some of the syntactic inventiveness and suggestive imagery of the original, which became a landmark of twentieth-century European litera...

During the Han (206 BC-AD 220) and Tang (AD 618-907) dynasties, terra cotta sculptures were placed in elaborate tombs to protect and to serve the spirit of the deceased. These fascinating sculptures took the form of soldiers, courtiers, musicians, merchants, attendants, court officials, and guardian...