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A useful addition to any thinking person's library. . . . Includes reproductions of Kafka's letters, original book covers, and a well-drawn map of Prague. Though he died almost unacknowledged, Franz Kafka is now recognized as one of the greatest authors of the twentieth century and the creator of some of modern literature's most unsettling and memorable images. Every one of his forty years was spent in his hometown of Prague; this book is the story of his life and the city whose influence infuses every aspect of his works.
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Explores Kafka's Prague influence and literary legacy.
Who is this book for?
This biography offers a captivating look at Kafka's life right in the city that shaped him. If you're intrigued by how a place can influence a writer's work, you'll enjoy seeing Prague come alive through Kafka's stories and personal letters. It's a great pick for anyone interested in literary history and the city’s role in his genius.
