Jetzt sag doch endlich was - David Hugendick

Weltalltage. Literature and Participation
Reading and conversation with David Hugendick

Stuttering is a form of rushing stillness - an unforeseen disruption in the flow of operations, while our society is driven relentlessly by artificial digital urgency. Yet social participation is a measure of democracy: a society in which as many people as possible can engage meets extremist currents with greater resilience.

This is what David Hugendick's autobiographical essay "Jetzt sag doch endlich was" explores - while also expanding our ear for speaking and listening. Hugendick, born in 1980 in Bremerhaven, is an editor at ZEIT and lives in Berlin.

Supported by the Innovation Fund of the state of Baden-Württemberg.