Category Archives: Bohemians
Places: Sissi and Fanny’s Corfu
The adjacent hillside retreats of Empress Elisabeth of Austria and “bohemian countess” Franziska zu Reventlow
Places: Sissi and Fanny’s Corfu
The adjacent hillside retreats of Empress Elisabeth of Austria and “bohemian countess” Franziska zu Reventlow
The Surreal Century of Leonora Carrington
The belatedly recognised artist and writer, born 100 years ago today
The Surreal Century of Leonora Carrington
The belatedly recognised artist and writer, born 100 years ago today
17-plus books for 2017
Dead poets, nude dancers, good bohemians, mystical Symbolists, jaded aristocrats, queer courtiers and blind men at play in a realm of dreams and voodoo
17-plus books for 2017
Dead poets, nude dancers, good bohemians, mystical Symbolists, jaded aristocrats, queer courtiers and blind men at play in a realm of dreams and voodoo
Late entries
A few book titles from late 2016 you may have missed…
The Kaiser of Utopia
German writer Paul Scheerbart, who died 100 years ago today
Artists and Prophets
A secret history of visionaries, provocateurs and al fresco evangelists
Places: (a bit of) Gustav Meyrink’s Prague
Three stations in the writer’s early life
Bruno’s century
Guido Bruno’s chronicle of the international bohemian experience, launched 100 years ago today
Bruno’s century
Guido Bruno’s chronicle of the international bohemian experience, launched 100 years ago today
Der Geldkomplex
A new Spanish film based on the novel by Fanny zu Reventlow
Places: Isadora and Raymond Duncan Dance Research Center
The siblings travel to Athens in search of the glory that was (and is) Greece
Places: Isadora and Raymond Duncan Dance Research Center
The siblings travel to Athens in search of the glory that was (and is) Greece
C’est Fini
“We feel you like the same things we do, strange and fantastic things…”
The Viking of 6th Avenue
Moondog makes it to the movies! (with your help…)
From the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica
Celebrating the dark lights of fiction
14 books for 2014
Books, books, books – dirty and otherwise
Mühsam meets Meyrink
“It must have been around midnight…”
One hundred years of joy
The centenary of poet and filmmaker James Broughton
Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven | poems
The “Dada Baroness” blurs the line between art and poetry
Artists’ Ball
“…the Artists’ Balls were a steamy stage on which to exhibit new freedoms in sexuality and the body.”
Artists’ Ball
“…the Artists’ Balls were a steamy stage on which to exhibit new freedoms in sexuality and the body.”
