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The Idler was a Canadian literary magazine, published from 1985 to 1993. Named for Samuel Johnson's 18th-century historical essay series The Idler, the magazine published primarily non-fiction essays as well as some poetry and fiction. The publication cheekily described its ideal reader as "a sprightly, octogenarian spinster with a drinking problem, and an ability to conceal it."

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rdfs:comment	The Idler was a Canadian literary magazine, published from 1985 to 1993. Named for Samuel Johnson's 18th-century historical essay series The Idler, the magazine published primarily non-fiction essays as well as some poetry and fiction. The publication cheekily described its ideal reader as "a sprightly, octogenarian spinster with a drinking problem, and an ability to conceal it." (en)
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founded	January 1985 (en)
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frequency	Monthly (en)
previous editor	Gerald Owen (en)
title	The Idler (en)
has abstract	The Idler was a Canadian literary magazine, published from 1985 to 1993. Named for Samuel Johnson's 18th-century historical essay series The Idler, the magazine published primarily non-fiction essays as well as some poetry and fiction. The publication cheekily described its ideal reader as "a sprightly, octogenarian spinster with a drinking problem, and an ability to conceal it." Initially a bimonthly, the magazine expanded to a monthly in 1989. However, the magazine often had difficulty getting issues to press consistently due to its financial situation, and frequently published much more irregularly than intended. (en)
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