Franza Kafka

Franz Kafka was a Czech-born writer renowned for his complex, often surreal stories that explore themes of alienation, bureaucracy, and existential anxiety. His works, such as *The Metamorphosis* and *The Trial*, depict individuals overwhelmed or trapped by incomprehensible systems and circumstances beyond their control. Kafka’s writing style combines precise yet unsettling language, creating a sense of absurdity and disorientation that reflects modern life's struggles with authority, identity, and meaning. His influence extends across literature and philosophy, shaping how we understand human vulnerability within institutional and societal structures.