All Dreamers Go to America

All Dreamers Go to America is a warm and humorous story of one man chasing his own dream in a snow-ridden America absorbed by closely contested presidential elections. Niko Salazar is a young man who makes his living as a carpenter on the island nation of Malta. Niko decides he's had it with his humdrum existence, especially after meeting American psychologist Ms. Parker when she visits his small village. Throwing caution to the wind, Niko sets off on a life-changing journey to America to find her. Niko's wanderlust takes him on a whirlwind and serendipitous voyage, often times with hilarious results. Niko will go through some extraordinary experiences and meet a collection of charismatic characters while searching for Ms. Parker -- an Iroquois woman, a retired Vietnam vet, and an idealistic filmmaker -- all dreamers searching for their own destiny. Will Niko find his Ms. Parker or will his dream of love and America be transformed into an unimaginable possibility?

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Ana Ingham, the multi-award-winning author of 15 novels and six plays (under different names) writes with great insight and subtle humor. She speaks several languages and dwells in various countries. She currently lives in London and New York. Her plays were recently accepted by the Times Square International Spring Theatre Festival and to the Avant-Garde Arts Festival in New York.