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The Selling of Bohemia

Richard Van Heertum

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The Selling of Bohemia follows a group of young artist friends in Brooklyn struggling to live la vie boheme. The protagonist, Malcolm Roth, is a writer and lecturer at Columbia on a Diogenesian quest for the mythological love he has been deluged with in film, on television and in novels for most of his life. He decides to catalog this quest and the lives of his friends as one, Jackie, a singer and soon lover, stands on the precipice of fame. When a second member of the clan is murdered within six months, Malcolm becomes the lead suspect to the crime and must find the killer to save himself.

Pages: 458

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: September 04, 2015

ISBN: 1506145485

ISBN 13: 9781506145488

The Selling of Bohemia

Richard Van Heertum

0/5 ( ratings)

The Selling of Bohemia follows a group of young artist friends in Brooklyn struggling to live la vie boheme. The protagonist, Malcolm Roth, is a writer and lecturer at Columbia on a Diogenesian quest for the mythological love he has been deluged with in film, on television and in novels for most of his life. He decides to catalog this quest and the lives of his friends as one, Jackie, a singer and soon lover, stands on the precipice of fame. When a second member of the clan is murdered within six months, Malcolm becomes the lead suspect to the crime and must find the killer to save himself.

Pages: 458

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Release: September 04, 2015

ISBN: 1506145485

ISBN 13: 9781506145488

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