With ‘Hush’, we bring you writing on stifled sound, shushed shouts and stealth work. Stuart Kells considers noise and silence in the history of public libraries, Zoe Norton Lodge swallows her screams and Santilla Chingaipe reflects on a deferred national discussion. And in the first of a new series of anonymous interviews, a private investigator reflects on a career of sneaky secret surveillance.
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