In Paperback: The Metamorphosis
/Kafka's immortal story about a man who wakes up one day and finds he's an insect gets a sterling new translation
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Kafka's immortal story about a man who wakes up one day and finds he's an insect gets a sterling new translation
Read MoreFranz Kafka was eternally affianced but never married - maybe more in love with the concept of love than with any particular woman. A new novel intensely dramatizes the writer and his passions.
Read More"Ellis, Leyner, Leavitt, Franzen, Powers…their fictions reduce to complaints and self-pity. Dostoevski has balls.” This and other gleanings from a trip to the David Foster Wallace archives.
Read MoreDostoevsky's moody, brilliant "Notes from the Underground" was recently given an edgy, provocative theater treatment. Can Russia's most unfilmable writer be acted on the stage?
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