On the surface, Franz Kafka appears to be almost nakedly autobiographical. One could draw a straight line between Josef K.'s struggles in The Trial - as a man arrested for an unknown crime and ...

The other is a touching reconstruction of the real man so often obscured by that image – the Kafka known, and adored, by his friends, family, and lovers. The icon is, undoubtedly, far more familiar.

He is most famous for his novella The Metamorphosis and his novel The Trial, which follows a man accused of an unknown crime. How Many Books Did Kafka Have? Kafka wrote three major novels and a ...

Kafka himself would even write and deliver an ... “The Metamorphosis” famously revolves around a man who inexplicably is transformed into a bug and then is rejected harshly by his family.

While he was alive, however, the papers reveal an affable but tormented man. Brought to Israel by his best friend, Dr. Max Brod, the papers formed the basis for the special exhibit, "Kafka ...

verbrennt man am Ende auch Menschen” (That was but a prelude. Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people). The books of Heine, Kafka, and Brod were consigned to the bonfires of ...

Celebrated Jewish writer Franz Kafka may have written his most famous works, including the novella “The Metamorphosis,” in German, his mother tongue. But Kafka was proficient in other ...