Among the Bohemians

The book delves into the lives of a bohemian minority in England, characterized by their unconventional lifestyles and rebellious spirit. They embraced progressive ideas such as coeducation, free love, and vegetarianism, all while navigating the challenges of poverty and societal norms. Amidst their struggles with everyday issues like faulty plumbing and financial instability, they found solace in art, music, and a vibrant cultural scene, contrasting sharply with the more conservative elements of society.