Jocelyn Hungerford

Jocelyn Hungerford is a freelance writer and editor living on unceded Dharug land, and is currently training as a psychotherapist at Western Sydney University.

Works By Jocelyn Hungerford

Acts of Living
Reading Diagnosis Normal now, I find Jane's sense-making of being a young woman – particularly a clever, literate, ambitious and feminist young woman – in that supposedly liberated but actually pretty sexist decade is useful to my own ongoing proj...
7 Mar. 2023
How To Be Social
There are few experiences lonelier than being with people who don’t understand or like you; conversely, it’s quite possible to be physically alone and yet feel deeply connected to the world.
15 Aug. 2021
Women Who Write About Their Feelings and Lives
I go to memoir because there, someone understands what this is like, to be smaller and more fragile and vulnerable to those ‘large, heavy bodies spilling out of doorways’, to ‘feel the micro-aggressions as macro’ (Atkinson), to grow up in a world
20 May. 2019
Nasty Things at the Dinner Table: Kathy Acker and McKenzie Wark
‘The straightforward description of I’m Very Into You as a book of collected emails does nothing at all to convey the remarkable nature of what was happening. By the mid-90s email was becoming generally available and popular; essentially it was a
27 Nov. 2015

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Jocelyn Hungerford

Works By Jocelyn Hungerford

Acts of Living

How To Be Social

Women Who Write About Their Feelings and Lives

Nasty Things at the Dinner Table: Kathy Acker and McKenzie Wark