Franz Kafka
Franz Kafka was a Prague-born German-speaking Jewish writer of the early 20th century.
His unique, often incomplete works are considered highly influential in European literature.
Kafka's most famous stories include "The Metamorphosis" and his posthumously published novels "The Trial," "The Castle," and "Amerika." He studied law but pursued writing, publishing only a few short stories during his lifetime.
Kafka asked his friend Max Brod to burn his unpublished works after his death, but Brod ignored this request and published them instead.
Kafka's writing style is characterized by nightmarish, impersonal worlds and troubled individuals, themes that have become synonymous with the term "Kafkaesque.".
Books by Franz Kafka
The Metamorphosis
Classics
Philosophy
Fantasy
Immersive
The Metamorphosis
Classics
Philosophy
Fantasy
The Trial
Classics
Philosophy
Literature
The Trial
Classics
Philosophy
Literature
The Castle
Classics
Literature
Philosophy
The Castle
Classics
Literature
Philosophy
Amerika
Classics
German Literature
Literature
Amerika
Classics
German Literature
Literature
Letters to Milena
Classics
Romance
Poetry
Letters to Milena
Classics
Romance
Poetry
The Metamorphosis, In the Penal Colony, and Other Stories
The Great Short Works of Franz Kafka
Classics
Short Stories
Literature
The Metamorphosis, In the Penal Colony, and Other Stories
The Great Short Works of Franz Kafka
Classics
Short Stories
Literature
The Metamorphosis and Other Stories
Classics
Short Stories
Literature
The Metamorphosis and Other Stories
Classics
Short Stories
Literature
The Diaries of Franz Kafka
Classics
Philosophy
Memoir
The Diaries of Franz Kafka
Classics
Philosophy
Memoir
The Diaries of Franz Kafka
1910-1913
Classics
Memoir
Diary
The Diaries of Franz Kafka
1910-1913
Classics
Memoir
Diary
