Eleanor Hogan

Eleanor Hogan has published widely in print and electronic media, including Meanjin, Kill Your Darlings, Inside Story, ScreenHub, Island magazine and Australian Book Review. She is the author of Alice Springs (2012) in NewSouth’s Cities series, a co-author of The Internet on the Outstation (2016) and currently a Research Fellow at the Swinburne Institute for Social Research.

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In Search of Lost Sleep: Through the Fog of Fatigue

In Search of Lost Sleep: Through the Fog of Fatigue

Eleanor Hogan

In the summer it returns. Scandi-noir drama binge watching combined with forty-plus degree weather conspires to push my usual date with bed from 11:30pm to 1.00am and beyond. I writhe on sour, sweaty sheets, cursing politicians who deny the existence of climate change. In the less-known hours of the morning I surf my smartphone, stumbling […]

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In Search of Lost Sleep: Through the Fog of Fatigue

In Search of Lost Sleep: Through the Fog of Fatigue

Eleanor Hogan

You Make Me Sick, Anyway: A Generous Act in the Northern Territory?

You Make Me Sick, Anyway: A Generous Act in the Northern Territory?

Eleanor Hogan

As I walk into the Gap Road Smart Mart, my local store in Alice Springs, one Friday evening, a small Aboriginal woman sitting on the pavement reaches out, grabs me by the arm and says, ‘You give me lift into town.’ She has a strong grip; it takes some time to extricate myself. ‘I’m going […]

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You Make Me Sick, Anyway: A Generous Act in the Northern Territory?

You Make Me Sick, Anyway: A Generous Act in the Northern Territory?

Eleanor Hogan