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Short stories = Fantastic
The fact that Kafka's 55 short works (many unfinished, some only a paragraph long, and some not published during his lifetime) are included in this volume make it invaluable.

Not for everybody
Let it be known to all interested, that most of the stories in this collection are fragmentary, sometimes incomplete, and more often than not, extremely absurdist in nature. Actually, a lot are just simple parables, but more peculiar than average. I recommend this for all fans of Kafka. If you've never read him and buy this,it could be a gamble. As it turned out I liked him from line one, but that is hardly normal for everyone. Read a few of his shorter worksfirst (you can find a lot of his short stuff online) and then determine for yourself; most of his works have a similar feel and theme.

good stories,
an under appreciated writer who knew what he was talking about it.

John Updike's introduction was one of the only things I read inside the contents.

John: the coming of something. The significance of a future, greater writer.

Well, there's what, two or three years, according to some sources, until the end of the world? def good 4the head.

SO mix in a little this, a little thas, a little thistlewood, a little thatsit,boys.
The point,
What is the point?
The point is the sharpest location. Everyone has a point. Some points stab.
What is a point?
A point is a joint down 31st street near toids and doinks. The popular vote may be popular now, but will
it tomorrow? Honestly, the tomorrows keep coming! Foilinque.
Janetis
. . .Janet is searching right now for somrshething more than a point you know something better by ten
times five­four­three­two or any of those digits. Haly wedded to the source of the spring of freshly
brewed Arabian camel milk tastes like it was milked from a snake. Weusly, the snake departs.
It happens in a leisurll, virtuoely fashion. Not the east bit leastly am­bunk­shush.
...Lots of the scary stuff in there tonight. The not­so­pleasant AH!YOU'rerui ning my
MeDITAtioN!! Which is basically people stuff.

-Eschillion Key, published free online (google: Eschillion Key)

Doesn't Get More Influential than this
This is the best of the best. Kafka is a lonely reclusive German man who sold insurance and wrote in his spare time. One of the most imaginative writers ever, and certainly one of the most influential. If you like anything written by Charlie Kaufman, he draws a lot of inspiration from Kafka. So do countless other writers. For the people who are unfamiliar, and maybe not open minded to Kafka it may be a strange experience. But, if you read his work ready for whatever is coming next, no matter how surreal, this will be an amazing experience.

Nice Collection - Bad Binding
I am a long time fan of Kafka.I enjoyed seeing all of this work in one collection; however, I thought the quality of the actual physical book was well below average.If I buy a Kafka book, I want it to hold up so I can revisit it 6 months, 4 years, or 3 decades from now.Many paperbacks will provide that level of use, but I doubt this printing will. ... Read more