'The Process', the Kafkiana Nightmare That Should Never Be Released · Global Voices

There is something fateful and heartbreaking about reading Franz Kafka (1883-1924). His being, his (short) work and his vital experience add up to everyone who reads it in a disorienting loop that seems to have no end. Human experience is, in fact, the summum of the Kafkian nightmare: the absurdity, the consistency of the incoherent and the claustrophobia proper to that directionless individual who undoubtedly heads for an end. The world of the …