One of our lovely contributing editors, Mr. Reggie Chamblerlain-King, is releasing some additional Bohemian content onto his blog.
We were originally going to publish these pieces in Issue 5 of the magazine but – in our longest issue to date – something had to give.
These bonus pieces concern Bohemian-themed musical numbers. If this floats your boat, keep an eye on Reggie’s site for updates.
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Against the Grain. Featuring an interview with Leo Babauta; Reggie Chamberlain-King on Leonard Dubkin; Aislínn Clarke on unorthodox funereal practices; poetry to commemorate office life by Graham Fulton; lavatorial fun with Jon Ransom. 90 pages. £6.
On The Lam. Essays on Tombstone, Robert Walser, and Luke Skywalker. Features entertaining interviews with comedian and Teletubby Dave Thompson and Idler's Glossary compiler Joshua Glenn. 100 pages. £6.
Staying In. Featuring an interview with Luke Rhinehart; Robert Wringham on the pleasures of illness; Matt Caulfield on cigars; Nicollette Stewart on alternative dwellings; and Ellie Harrison on becoming a good citizen. 94 pages. £6.
Here is the first of those. It’s covered in red mushrooms, like a forgotten sandwich in one of the Bash Street Kids’ desks.
http://thestuffedowl.co.uk/bohemian-footnotes-1-bohemia-after-dark/