Bohemians, Bootleggers, Flappers, and Swells Tickets

Bohemians, Bootleggers, Flappers, and Swells isn’t a touring performer or musician, but a celebrated literary anthology that brings together 72 essays, profiles, and articles from Vanity Fair spanning 1913 to 1936. Edited by Graydon Carter and David Friend and published by Penguin Books (Penguin Random House), this hardback edition released in 2014 and the paperback in 2015 offer a window into a vibrant era of American culture. While there are no live performances or discography to browse, this page profiles the editors, the collection’s significance, and how fans can explore related Vanity Fair material and Penguin’s official channels.

Think of this page as your insider connection to a prized literary snapshot: a carefully curated parade of voices, trends, and personalities that defined early 20th-century prestige journalism. We’ve got you covered with credible sources, easy access to official publisher and Vanity Fair channels, and context to help you appreciate the period pieces and profiles within the anthology.

For readers and researchers, this page offers a concise biography of the editors and the anthology’s place in literary history, along with guidance on where to find the anthology through Penguin Books and Vanity Fair’s official outlets. While the format isn’t a concert tour or performer lineup, the material offers rich, narrative-driven portraits that fans of Vanity Fair’s heritage will value. We’re here to help you locate copies, learn more about the editors’ influence, and connect with authoritative sources online.

• Publisher: Penguin Books (Penguin Random House) — official site: Penguin Random House
• Vanity Fair: Editorial Archive and features — official channel: Vanity Fair
• Editors: Graydon Carter — official publisher pages and notable interviews
• Editors: David Friend — biographical and editorial contributions documented by publishers

Note: This entry reflects the metadata, background, and scholarly interest surrounding the anthology. As of 2025, there are no live performances, tours, or discography associated with the title.