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anyone read kafka?

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Old Nov 30, 2006 | 01:19 PM
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i keep hearing references to it and wonder if its readable, or its like not
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I admit a near absolute ignorance regarding the man and his work. Just for kicks, I read his bio on Wikipedia. He seems an interesting enough chap. The biggest deterrent to my reading his work would be the fact that it was originally written in German, and so much of the subtler meaning and nuances can be lost in translation. This fact aside, I did rather enjoy a few of the works of Herman Hesse many years back and they were written in German as well.



At least most of his works are short stories or short novels, so you wouldn't have to invest a whole lot of time.
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i'd read the original german! wouldn't understand much, but id be chuckling to myself
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