“A tour de force, variously satire, allegory, romance, [and] war novel. . . . Elegantly written, ferociously imagined.” —The Washington Post Book World“Sharp and finely observed. . . . An extremely sophisticated and passionate description of the political nightmare visited on small countries by great and powerful nations.” —The New York Times Book Review“Anderson captures the bitter poignancy of foreigners who embrace an exotic land and find their love, and their expectations, unreturned and disappointed.” —Outside“Moonlight Hotel fascinates . . . training a cold, worldly, Greenian eye on the workings of bush league geopolitics. At its best, the novel verges on the blackest satire, but that never kept it from making you feel the tragedy.”—Salon
