Suzanne Harrington: Minding your pees and Qs working at home

We’ve all seen the clip of the woman in the Zoom business meeting who unthinkingly took her phone with her to the loo, and unwittingly broadcast herself peeing not just to her colleagues, but to the entire internet, writes Suzanne Harrington

Now that we are all in what Albert Camus calls “exile at home”, sales of his 1947 novel The Plague have gone mad, just like the book’s townspeople: “The plague left them idle, reduced to wandering round and round in the mournful town, day after day, engaged only in illusory games of memory.”