Tom Hodgkinson
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Tom Hodgkinson is a British writer and the editor of The Idler[1][2], which he established in 1993 with his friend Gavin Pretor-Pinney. He was educated at Westminster School. He has contributed articles to The Sunday Telegraph, The Guardian and The Sunday Times as well as being the author of The Idler spin-off How To Be Idle (2005), How To Be Free (released in the U.S. under the title The Freedom Manifesto) and The Idle Parent[3].
In 2006 Hodgkinson created National Unawareness Day[4] to be celebrated on 1 November.
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- How To Be Idle (2005)
- How To Be Free (October 2006)
- The Freedom Manifesto: How to Free Yourself from Anxiety, Fear, Mortgages, Money, Guilt, Debt, Government, Boredom, Supermarkets, Bills, Melancholy, Pain, Depression, Work, and Waste (December 2007; the US release of How to Be Free)
- The Idle Parent (2009)
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