Ralf Frenzel

Born in 1953, Ralf Frenzel studied at Humboldt University of Berlin and earned a doctorate in art education. He subsequently worked for ten years as a magazine editor and later in the sales department of a schoolbook publisher. As a freelance writer, he published the collections of quirky short stories “Glücks-Versuche” and “Tier-Versuche” (both 2013), followed by the novel “Mann Versuch(t)”. Frenzel also worked as a sculptor, gardener, and animal breeder.