The Idler
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There have been three British publications called The Idler:
- The Idler (1758-1760), a series of essays by Samuel Johnson and his contemporaries.
- The Idler (1892-1911), a literary and humorous magazine started by Jerome K. Jerome.
- The Idler (1993), a bi-yearly British magazine exploring alternative ways of working and living, still published today.
In addition, there was a short-lived Canadian publication called The Idler:
- The Idler (1984-93), a bi-monthly Canadian literary and political magazine with a conservative point of view.
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