The first time Franz Kafka’s voice entered my head, I was 15. Two new friends I’d made through our shared interest in literature had introduced me to his fiction, and we took turns reading the ...

The iconic moving sculpture featuring the head of Franz Kafka, situated near Národní Avenue, is set to undergo a comprehensive restoration in the upcoming weeks. The artwork, crafted by David Černý, ...

Kafka was the head coach for the West team for the East-West Shrine Bowl in February. The West won 26-11, powered by Frank Gore Jr. 57 players from that game were drafted, which was an all-time high.

Franz Kafka wasn’t a rabbi, exactly, ... Kafka said to him that people are “nihilist thoughts that came into God’s head.” So is God evil? Brod asked. Not at all, Kafka said.

The Czech writer Franz Kafka posing before Kinsky Palace on the square of the old town in Prague, Czech Republic, where his father held a shop, around 1896-1906.

Thanks to a blistering new translation by acclaimed translator and writer Ross Benjamin, the NC-17 Diaries of Franz Kafka are, for the first time, available to the English-speaking world ...

The Diaries of Franz Kafka Translated by Ross Benjamin Schocken, 745 pages, $45. A long overdue new translation of an authoritative German language edition of Franz Kafka’s diaries that appeared ...

Kafka is now on stage at 59E59 Theaters running through June 29th. Directed by Colin Watkeys and produced by Twilight Theatre Co., writer and performer Jack Klaff portrays acclaimed author Franz Kafka ...

Born in Prague in 1883, Franz Kafka grew up to be one of the world's most well known German-language authors, even to this ...

Franz Kafka’s fitful fiction provides a reminder. Most of his work was published posthumously, through the efforts of his best friend, ... “What do you have behind your head” they cried.

Franz Kafka’s imagined scene of a Yiddish theater actor (Yitzchak Lowy, played by Konstantin Frank) dumping the actual contents of a bowl of soup over the head of Kafka’s father, Hermann Kafka ...

Franz Kafka was a devotee of Yiddish theater, ... “My hair touched his when I leaned toward his head, I grew frightened due to at least the possibility of lice.” ...