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K
    What are Kafka's stories
    about? Are they dreams?
    Allegories? Symbols?
    Things that happen every
    day? But where and when?
    Countless answers have
    been offered, but the
    question still arouses
    feelings of acute
    uncertainty. Many
    solutions have been
    proposed, but the
    essential mystery remains
    intact. In this
    remarkable book, Roberto
    Calasso sets out not to
    dispel the mystery but to
    let it be illuminated by
    its own light. To that
    end, with his unique
    vision, imagination,
    and intellectual acumen,
    Calasso attempts to enter
    the flow, the tortuous
    movement, the physiology
    of the stories to
    discover what they are
    meant to signify and to
    delve into the most basic
    question along the way:
    Who is K.?

    The
    culmination of the
    author's lifelong
    fascination with Kafka,
    K. is a book of
    significant literary
    importance, the fourth
    part in a work in
    progress of which the
    previous volumes are
    The Ruin of Kasch,
    The Marriage of
    Cadmus and Harmony    ,
    and
    Ka
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K
K
    What are Kafka's stories
    about? Are they dreams?
    Allegories? Symbols?
    Things that happen every
    day? But where and when?
    Countless answers have
    been offered, but the
    question still arouses
    feelings of acute
    uncertainty. Many
    solutions have been
    proposed, but the
    essential mystery remains
    intact. In this
    remarkable book, Roberto
    Calasso sets out not to
    dispel the mystery but to
    let it be illuminated by
    its own light. To that
    end, with his unique
    vision, imagination,
    and intellectual acumen,
    Calasso attempts to enter
    the flow, the tortuous
    movement, the physiology
    of the stories to
    discover what they are
    meant to signify and to
    delve into the most basic
    question along the way:
    Who is K.?

    The
    culmination of the
    author's lifelong
    fascination with Kafka,
    K. is a book of
    significant literary
    importance, the fourth
    part in a work in
    progress of which the
    previous volumes are
    The Ruin of Kasch,
    The Marriage of
    Cadmus and Harmony    ,
    and
    Ka
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K
K
    What are Kafka's stories
    about? Are they dreams?
    Allegories? Symbols?
    Things that happen every
    day? But where and when?
    Countless answers have
    been offered, but the
    question still arouses
    feelings of acute
    uncertainty. Many
    solutions have been
    proposed, but the
    essential mystery remains
    intact. In this
    remarkable book, Roberto
    Calasso sets out not to
    dispel the mystery but to
    let it be illuminated by
    its own light. To that
    end, with his unique
    vision, imagination,
    and intellectual acumen,
    Calasso attempts to enter
    the flow, the tortuous
    movement, the physiology
    of the stories to
    discover what they are
    meant to signify and to
    delve into the most basic
    question along the way:
    Who is K.?

    The
    culmination of the
    author's lifelong
    fascination with Kafka,
    K. is a book of
    significant literary
    importance, the fourth
    part in a work in
    progress of which the
    previous volumes are
    The Ruin of Kasch,
    The Marriage of
    Cadmus and Harmony    ,
    and
    Ka.
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The Practice of Writing
The Practice Of Writing
    In this absorbing volume,
    David Lodge turns his
    incisive critical skills
    onto his own profession,
    salutes the great writers
    who have influenced his
    work, wonders about the
    motives of biographers,
    ponders the merits of
    creative writing courses,
    pulls the rug from under
    certain theoretical
    critics and throws open
    the curtains on his own
    workshop.
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The Art of Fiction
The Art Of Fiction
    In this entertaining and
    enlightening collection
    David Lodge considers the
    art of fiction under a
    wide range of headings,
    drawing on writers as
    diverse as Henry James,
    Martin Amis, Jane Austen
    and James Joyce. Looking
    at ideas such as the
    Intrusive Author,
    Suspense, the Epistolary
    Novel, Magic Realism and
    Symbolism, and
    illustrating each topic
    with a passage taken from
    a classic or modern
    novel, David Lodge makes
    the richness and variety
    of British and American
    fiction accessible to the
    general reader. He
    provides essential
    reading for students,
    aspiring writers and
    anyone who wants to
    understand how fiction
    works.
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