Set in Idaho, the novel imagines a future society where cooperative principles and socialist ideals have been fully realized. In this fictional world, the Co-operative Commonwealth of Idaho represents a utopian vision of social and economic equality, where resources are shared, and everyone works together for the common good."The Co-opolitan" likely explores themes of socialism, cooperation, and the potential for a more just and equitable society. Through the experiences of its characters, the novel may offer commentary on the shortcomings of capitalism and the possibilities for alternative economic and social systems.Zebina Forbush's writing is likely to reflect his socialist beliefs and his vision of a more egalitarian society. "The Co-opolitan" is likely to have appealed to readers interested in utopian literature and socialist ideas, offering a provocative and hopeful vision of a better future.