Queen of Bohemia: The Life of Louise Bryant by Mary V. Dearborn

Queen of Bohemia:  The Life of Louise Bryant by Mary V. Dearborn is a 365-page hardcover published by Houghton Mifflin Company, 1996.  Dust jacket is encased in a protective book sleeve.  Inside, the half-cloth book is in very good condition apart from a white black address sticker affixed to the front endpaper and some tape residue on the front cover. Book Summary In this dazzling comprehensive biography of Louise Bryant, Mary V. Dearborn connects a constitutionally unconventional woman to an era of stunning transformations.  Known to many as the wife of the radical journalist John Reed, Bryant was a pioneering foreign correspondent in her own right, a fervent crusader for social causes, and an unabashed champion of sexual freedom.  Queen of Bohemia, with superb narrative flair, finally sets the record straight, bringing to exhilarating life the motivations and passions behind on of the century's most endearing radicals. Born in 1885, Louise Bryant quickly married into middle-class li