"In Phillip Bannowsky's Mother Earth Inn, the American entrepreneurial spirit clashes with American neoliberalism in a typical South American country. Treated with humor and compassion, yet haunted by the ghost of the Monroe Doctrine, good intensions get stymied by internal corruption and subterfuge. By the time the visit to "The Mother Earth Inn" ends, the reader may have a new and rare perspective on events happening in South America even today." —Steven Leech, author of Valdemar's Corpse.
