Franz Kafka Selected Works: The Original Unabridged Classic | Stories Including Metamorphosis & The Trial | Surrealist Fiction and Modern Philosophy

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This book is a literal treasure chest of Kafka’s madness and brilliance. From Metamorphosis to The Castle and many other short tragic gems, it’s like stepping into the mind of a man who understood suffering like a second language. Every story hits you with that signature Kafka-style existential dread. Physically Top-notch. The print quality is crisp, and it actually smells like a good book should. If you’re into tragic tales that mess with your head and soul, this book is gold. Kafka didn’t just write stories, he wrote nightmares with meaning. A must-have for every reader who’s not afraid of a little (or a lot of) existential crisis.

Perfect collection of Kafka’s short stories in immaculate condition.

Very good quality. Contains Kafka's best stories including Metamorphosis. Must have for book lovers.

This is one of the best collections of Kafka's short stories. It includes his famous "Metamorphosis", "The judgement" "In the penal colony" "A hunger artist" which are mainly bought in seperate books. It's wonderful they're combining those together and providing in a single book. It also has other short stories.Personally, I think the price is very suitable, the quality is good and totally worth the money.If you want to explore Franz Kafka's writing, this is best way.But please remember this is not it. If you want to read all of Kafka, he has his major works, which are (The Trial, The Castle, Amerika) and letters (To Father, To Milena, To Felice). This is all of him (I guess so)His major works are also available in single collection which you can check out from different publishers.Hope this helps someone!(I just want to help cause it took a long research to understand this all)

Worth reading

Print quality is not at all up to the mark. A book lover always prefers original and purity of the book. Not to be found in this kind of print. But can be read of course.

Kafka is a fabulous writer. This books a good translation of his works