Franz Kafka is one of the most acclaimed and influential writers of the twentieth century. He is famous for his visionary and enigmatic stories that draw a grotesque vision of the world we live in. His nightmarishly complex, bizarre and impersonal stories are so unique that his name inspired an adjective - Kafkaesque.

His most famous works are novels The Trial (Der Prozess), The Castle (Das Schloss) and Amerika, and novella The Metamorphosis. Most of his works were published posthumously.

Franz Kafka Bibliography:

Novels:

• The Trial
• The Castle
• America

Novellas / Short Stories

• The Judgement
• Meditation
• In the Penal Colony
• The Metamorphosis
• A Country Doctor
• A Report to an Academy
• Letters to His Father
• The Burrow
• Josepine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk
• A Hunger Artist
• The Giant Mole
• The Great Wall of China
• Investigations of a Dog
• Before the Law
• Blumfield, an Elderly Bachelor
• Description of a Struggle
• The Diaries of Franz Kafka 1910-23
• Letters to Milena
• Letters 1902-24 (ed. by M. Brod)
• Letters to Felice
• Letters to Ottla and the Family
• Letters to Friends, Family and Editors

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