San Bernadino. Charlie Hebdo. Charleston, South Carolina. Everyone has heard about religious and domestic terrorism. But what about cultural terrorism? Could it be possible, and do we have the means to stop it? Timothy MacDonnell explores this question with his exciting new novel, Lost Bohemia. The novel is about Bill Thomison, a young man who arrives in New York to make a name for himself and write about human nature. He wants to explore new ideas and seek out other like-minded souls in this adventure of creation. However, he encounters the opposite, and the "artists" appear to be under the sway of a counter-cultural leader named Norm Haveloy. These artists are intent on destroying art and creating destruction in its place. Could Bill and the friends he meets along the way save society from this existential threat?