The Trial – Penguin Modern Classics [Trade Paperback] Franz Kafka

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Franz Kafka’s “The Trial” is a cornerstone of existential literature, capturing the absurdity and anxiety of modern life through the story of Joseph K. Arrested on unspecified charges, Joseph navigates a nightmarish legal system that reflects Kafka’s own experiences with bureaucracy and alienation. This Penguin Modern Classics edition, published in 1953, remains a vital read for those intrigued by themes of power, justice, and the individual’s struggle against incomprehensible forces. With an epilogue by Max Brod, Kafka’s friend and literary executor, this edition provides valuable insights into Kafka’s unfinished masterpiece, making it an essential addition to any serious collection of classic literature.