My Monks of Vagabondia

My Monks of Vagabondia, published in 1913 by Andress Floyd, is a collection of narratives that explores the lives of outcast men within the Self Master Colony, a community focused on rehabilitation and self-improvement. Through a series of episodes featuring diverse characters such as a wandering pilgrim and a bashful beggar, the book addresses themes of homelessness, addiction, and societal rejection, while highlighting the resilience and humanity of each individual. The overarching message emphasizes redemption and the potential for transformation through kindness and community support.