“On days I don’t spend fretting over the soul of both German and my native tongue,” (Wahlberliner) Alexander Wells writes, “I can find great pleasure in Denglish—in seeing, that is, my own language made camp. . . . It can even be re-enchanting.” (The European Review of Books, 4/19/23)
On days I don’t spend fretting over the soul of both German and my native tongue
