Kafka, Franz

Presents a new translation of Kafka's final novel about the land-surveyor K's obsessive attempts to reach the castle, illustrating man's struggle against bureaucracy.

A collection of short fiction stories by Czechoslovakian author Franz Kafka, including the title work about Gregor Samsa, a man who wakes up one morning to discover he has been transformed into an enormous insect.

A collection of excerpts from Franz Kafka's writings, including his longer pieces, short stories, parables, and personal journals and letters.

Presents the complete writings and includes a chronology of Kafka's life and a selected bibliography of critical writings.

An introduction to Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" that includes seven essays offering a variety of perspectives on the novella, historical notes on the text, and annotations.

The Samsas lead an ordinary, unremarkable life until their son Gregor is transformed into a monstrous insect. Soon strange things begin to happen to the Samsa family.

A collection of short fiction stories by Czechoslovakian author Franz Kafka, including the title work about Gregor Samsa, a man who wakes up one morning to discover he has been transformed into an enormous insect.

Presents a new translation of Kafka's final novel about the land-surveyor K's obsessive attempts to reach the castle, illustrating man's struggle against bureaucracy.