Frauke Regan

Frauke Regan is editing a translation of Brautbriefe by Moses Mendelssohn (1936, Schocken Verlag).

We never knew his audacious head / in which the eyeballs ripened. But / his torso still glows like a candelabra...

By Frauke Regan

June 2, 2014

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