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The Idler #101

148 x 210 mm, 160 pages
London, UK
Bimonthly
Editor: Tom Hodgkinson
Art director: Alice Smith
Cover: Alice Smith

Slow down. Have fun. Live well.

A bimonthly magazine helping readers ‘to lead more fulfilled lives’ through idleness.

Common associations of the colour red include Republicanism, rage and danger - a fitting choice for the cover of issue #101 of The Idler. Inside you'll find Ferdinand Mount's tongue-in-cheek how-to guide on being a power-hungry tyrant, the reality of the world of Wolf Hall, as told by historian Eamon Duffy, plus plenty more to make light of seeing red in these uncertain times. 

On the Journal:

‘Tom Hodgkinson launched The Idler in 1993 as a celebration of loafing, taking the name from a 1758 essay by Dr Johnson… ‘Every man is, or hopes to be, an idler.’ 
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