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Letters to Felice / Kafka's Other Trial (Penguin Modern Classics)

by Franz Kafka

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Info:	Penguin Books (1978), Paperback, 697 pages
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Read this alongside the Kafka bio.

Trying to decide which would have been worse; to have been Mrs Schopenhauer or Mrs Kafka. Close thing.

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