The beast of a thousand years

The search for an old tapestry and the evil it spreads wherever it goes is the background for the first book of the Apocalypse Trilogy by Ilmar Penna Marinho Júnior which addresses themes such as faith violence crime greed and sex. One of the seven tableaus missing from the Apocalypse Tapestry the seventy-fifth woven in the 14th century and displayed in Chateau DAngers France which shows the Beast caged for a thousand years is located centuries later in Brazils largest slum Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro then controlled by violent drug dealers.Ilmar Penna Marinho Júnior was born in Rio de Janeiro. He spent his childhood and teenage years in Europe where he learned to appreciate the French culture. He is a journalist and has graduated in Law at PUC-RIO and in Master of Comparative Law at Georgetown University Washington DC. He has been Secretary of Administration of the State of Rio de Janeiro with relevant management and advisory functions at PETROBRAS and studied at the Military Academy (ESG - Escola Superior de Guerra). He has published seven books and today dedicates his life to literature historical researches and traveling.