Franz Kafka
Franz Kafka uses precise, modern prose to transform everyday scenarios into enduring philosophical allegories.
A Hunger Artist and Other Stories
Kafka’s short fiction collection delivers concentrated allegories about art, isolation, and the need to be understood.
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Amerika (The Man Who Disappeared)
Kafka reimagines the United States as a shifting dream where young Karl Rossmann navigates ambition, exploitation, and fragile hope.
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The Castle
Kafka immerses readers in a snowbound village where a land surveyor named K. confronts opaque officials and a living bureaucracy.
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The Metamorphosis
Kafka turns an ordinary morning into an existential crisis, blending precise prose with claustrophobic dread.
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The Trial
Kafka transforms an unexplained arrest into a study of power, paranoia, and labyrinthine process in this existential classic.
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