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Insomnia: A Cultural History by Eluned Summers-Bremner (Hardcover, 2007)

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We are becoming, it seems, a world of insomniacs – but this condition of perpetual unrest has plagued people for centuries. Series: FOCI. Title: Insomnia. Bedside reading of the most useful sort,Insomnia won’t cure your sleeplessness, but it will help you understand the problem and introduce you to its rich cultural antecedents, and to fellow sufferers down the ages.

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In today's media-saturated, hyper-connected society, increasing numbers of people are finding it hard to switch off their over-stimulated brains and escape the demands of daily life. We are becoming, it seems, a world of insomniacs - but this condition of perpetual unrest has plagued people for centuries. In this fascinating study, Eluned Summers-Bremner shows that the roots and effects of insomnia are complex, and reveals how humans have employed art, science and witchcraft to understand and treat the affliction.