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Throughout Franz Kafka’s life he struggled with feelings of alienation and isolation. These are two of the major themes that are evident throughout his novels and short stories alongside, fear, the absurd and the ideas behind Existentialism.
Franz Kafka is often thought of as a broody, a complicated figure who spent his life engaged in the principles of Existentialism.
Censorship is not something you would commonly think about with literature, However, with George Orwell, it was quite common for his best novels to become banned in different countries.
Over his lifetime Eric Arthur Blair, who came to use the pen name George Orwell, wrote a total of nine books. Six of these were fiction and three were non-fiction.
George Orwell is remembered today as the forward-thinking, conscience of a nation. His gripping, often horrifying novels, and his penetrating essays are still read around the world.
George Orwell was a complex individual who left behind some incredibly interesting personal writings, not to mentions his nonfiction books and fiction novels.
Due to the varying interpretations and strategic quoting of George Orwell throughout the decades, many people are left with the question: Was George Orwell a Socialist?
Franz Kafka’s best-known work, ‘The Metamorphosis’, is driven by the trials of Gregor Samsa.
Written in three weeks in the later months of 1912, and published three years later in 1915, The Metamorphosis is Franz Kafka’s most famous work.
Published in 1915, Franz Kafka’s ‘The Metamorphosis’ is the writer’s best-known and more widely loved work.