Description
The Idler is a literary and philosophical lifestyle periodical edited by Tom Hodgkinson. This instalment features an interview with Jarvis Cocker about his memoir Good Pop Bad Pop, a guide to mudlarking, Arthur Smith in praise of teachers, Kate Rew on the history of outdoor swimming, Stewart Lee's music picks and more
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About the Author
Editor Tom Hodgkinson is the author of How to be Idle, How to be Free, The Idle Parent, Business for Bohemians, The Ukulele Handbook and An Idler's Manual.
Reviews
"The Idler is better than drugs" - Emma Thompson; "The Idler's appeal and relevance seem to grow by the day" - Michael Palin; "The Idler offers me the chance to learn about everything that really matters" - Dominic West; "The Idler's absurd, apparently useless or bizarre concerns - Latin, ukuleles, handwriting - have over the years given me a deep joy bordering on the religious" - Sally Philips
Book Information
ISBN 9781739660802
Author Tom Hodgkinson
Format Paperback
Page Count 164
Imprint Idler Books
Publisher Idler Books
Promoted to the Idler's 30,000 strong mailing list
About the Author
Editor Tom Hodgkinson is the author of How to be Idle, How to be Free, The Idle Parent, Business for Bohemians, The Ukulele Handbook and An Idler's Manual.
Reviews
"The Idler is better than drugs" - Emma Thompson; "The Idler's appeal and relevance seem to grow by the day" - Michael Palin; "The Idler offers me the chance to learn about everything that really matters" - Dominic West; "The Idler's absurd, apparently useless or bizarre concerns - Latin, ukuleles, handwriting - have over the years given me a deep joy bordering on the religious" - Sally Philips
Book Information
ISBN 9781739660802
Author Tom Hodgkinson
Format Paperback
Page Count 164
Imprint Idler Books
Publisher Idler Books
