Was Max Brod the Judas Iscariot of 20th-century literature? The wily, six-part “Kafka” suggests as much, though one can regard both figures as paradoxical: If Judas hadn’t sinned, a mission ...

On the surface, Franz Kafka appears to be almost nakedly autobiographical ... A man transformed into a bug in "Metamorphosis". The condemned prisoner of "In the Penal Colony" who has his sentence ...

He revolutionized the landscape of thought, with his magnum opus, The Metamorphosis, being the most illustrious example of his transformative influence. Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, published in ...

Reading Franz Kafka can be quite a task, especially after hearing all about it over bookstagram and booktok. Here is a guide ...

But a television miniseries released in the U.S. this month shows Prague-born author Franz Kafka ... The confrontation inspired Kafka to write his novella The Metamorphosis, the story of a ...

(JTA) – Franz Kafka was a devotee of Yiddish theater ... The author of “The Metamorphosis,” “The Trial” and “The Castle” was raised by a non-observant father in Prague, and he ...

Kafka's mystifying and mesmerizing novella comes to hilarious and haunting musical life onstage. Gregor's rude awakening and metamorphosis parallels the journey of our dauntless narrator ...

Before succumbing to tuberculosis in 1924, a month shy of his 41st birthday, Franz Kafka made clear to his ... stories (“The Judgment,” “The Metamorphosis,” “In the Penal Colony ...

(photo credit: Amy Shapiro) Marking 100 years since the death of Franz Kafka, the National Library of Israel in Jerusalem is soon to unveil its latest exhibition, Kafka: Metamorphosis of an Author.

On the surface, Franz Kafka appears to be almost nakedly autobiographical ... A man transformed into a bug in “Metamorphosis”. The condemned prisoner of “In the Penal Colony” who has ...