Franz Kafka's seminal novel, telling the tale of Joseph K, a respectable functionary in a bank, who is suddenly arrested and must defend his innocence against a charge about which he can get no information.
Kafka by Warhol
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Comments
Is this where Joseph Kay gets
Is this where Joseph Kay gets their nome de plume?!
I can offer only an
I can offer only an ostensible rebuttal or an indefinite denial.
We'll inquire further at the
We'll inquire further at the hearing on Sunday. Look for a carpenter named Lanz.
Now available on Project
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Love this book although the
Love this book although the end is a bit of a let down, BUT, if one more person says 'Kafkaesque' to me when confronted with a bit of red tape I will burn every copy in existence!
Webby wrote: Love this book
Webby
I thought meant everyday occurances of people turning into beetles. Ah well, live and learn. LSD anyone?
Sorry, it's just that when
Sorry, it's just that when people say Kafkaesque it really bugs me.
Webby wrote: Sorry, it's just
Webby
Jesus fucking Christ. Enough with the puns already.