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WeirdNisah- Reads 70
- Parts 47
Dear diary: Lately, I've been feeling like a depressed philosopher. Documenting my feelings because it feels as though there's nothing else to do. I feel like I'm franz Kafka or Anne Frank. The only difference is that I'm trapped in my own body, alone with my own thoughts. The world is moving too fast and yet it is the slowest thing. If you're going through the same thing, or not, anyone is welcome to camp here and peruse through my 3 am thoughts. 31/12/2025- Reads 70
stargazer220198181- Reads 56
- Parts 8
An anthology of hauntingly twisted poems, each shaped by her lingering influence.+6 more- Reads 56
owlclassics- Reads 16
- Parts 1
The Metamorphosis, also translated as The Transformation, is a novella by Franz Kafka published in 1915. One of Kafka's best-known works, The Metamorphosis tells the story of salesman Gregor Samsa, who wakes to find himself inexplicably transformed into a huge insect and struggles to adjust to this condition, as does his family.- Reads 16
Gen0cideJ4ck- Reads 208
- Parts 1
You are the knife I turn inside myself; that, my dear Albert, is love+2 more- Reads 208
TheDormantMind- Reads 4
- Parts 1
A Prose signifying not only the loss of love but betrayal and the one sided consequences from it all+2 more- Reads 4
yash_19660- Reads 2
- Parts 1
In the city that forgets, a man watches that slow dismantling of the house across the street-a structure once invisible, now impossible to ignore. As its walls come down, so do the borders between memory and present, self and other. with each brick removed. its my first short story I don't know that people will gonna like it or not but i hope you enjoy- Reads 2
el_02202002- Reads 24
- Parts 1
After waking up to discover she has been transformed into a strange creature, one young girl reminisces on her past life, and questions if reality is worth it. Based on Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, All of This is a short story that follows the life of a young girl and her struggles with understanding her depression.- Reads 24
Aennish- Reads 328
- Parts 1
Hello, this is my review of The Castle by Franz Kafka. More of my reviews are available on my blog: literatureandbeyondblog.wordpress.com Any comments or remarks are welcome. Thank you.+2 more- Reads 328
BranwellBronte- Reads 21
- Parts 1
Dedicated to all the unpublished and unaknowledged... Disclaimer: [TW: RPF fanfic] People die two deaths. The first one is physical, after which they end up in the void. And there they continue to live for as long as their names are remembered. When the last person who knew about them dies, the soul dies with it. And naturally, there are people, the creative, the unrecognized, who think they should be dead by now yet keep on living... For centuries. The memory goes on and on, for they unwittingly made history.+3 more- Reads 21
xJackSkeletonX- Reads 485
- Parts 1
**A paper that I wrote for my Franz Kafka class--Fall 2017 for an assigned ten page paper.** Due to so many people wanting to read it, I decided that I'd post it in here. Of course, it's only going to be one part because it's a paper, but regardless. I got a high grade on it so I thought it would be appropriate to add to my profile for anyone to read, since it's already graded. ***I repeat: it was an assigned paper. There will be no new parts.- Reads 485
edaozgur132- Reads 454
- Parts 3
"Kendimden başka hiçbir eksiğim yok." diyerek aslında bütün hayatını özetliyordu Franz Kafka. Yirminci yüzyıl dünya edebiyatının en önemli yazarlarından biridir. Kafka, yazdığı öykülerin Çek diline çevrilmesi için arayış içindeyken, bir dost meclisinde Milena ile tanışır ve o andan sonra bütün hayatı değişir.+1 more- Reads 454
isacola88- Reads 13
- Parts 1
its inspired by "The Struggle" by Franz Kafka i didnt have anybody to vent to so i wrote a little something to myself hope u read it, or not, i dont care- Reads 13
kafka-is-my-babygorl- Reads 97
- Parts 1
"But please, do not tell me your name, lest I get attached, just additional burden in the face of our inevitable parting." You awake, drenched in rain, on a street, alone at night. How did you get here? Where did you go? Where did you come from, Cotton Eye Joe. Franz Kafka x reader+7 more- Reads 97
