Kafka's Novel Collection---The Castle

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Features: Balzac's cane was inscribed: "I break down all obstacles." And on my cane, it says: "All obstacles are breaking me." — Kafka, the magician of modern literature, "one of the greatest writers of the 20th century." His novels are all part of a vast allegorical system of the human world, and he himself is also a part of it. Kafka, with concise language and profound symbolism, perceives the nihilism, contradictions, and absurdity of people's lives, analyzes the loneliness, fragility, and despair of human nature, and reveals all truths about life and the world it exists in through immortal and incisive insights.

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