David Warren: An ode to The Idler, Canada’s eccentric literary conservative magazine
1 April 2024
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David Warren
David Warren spent his childhood in India like Kipling, and his adolescence and youth in Britain and the Far East. He is a self-described highschool dropout a hack (“economic journalist”), an alternative to teaching English or selling blood. Habitually Asiatic before founding The Idler. Since then, he was a daily columnist in the newspapers once owned by Conrad Black, bought out in 2012. Since then he’s been reduced to American outlets and his “Essays in Idleness” website. He insists he is generally banned in Canada.
