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📖 Own the ultimate Kafka experience — don’t miss out on literary history!
The Complete Stories is a comprehensive collection of Franz Kafka’s narrative works, including all his famous and lesser-known stories. This used edition is in good condition, highly rated by readers, and ranks among the top European literature books, making it an essential addition for any serious literary collection.

| Best Sellers Rank | #56,926 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #334 in Literary Movements & Periods #367 in Short Stories & Anthologies #450 in European Literature |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 921 Reviews |
J**K
Almost perfect
The book is almost perfect but has some small imperfections along the spine and on the corners. Overall i decided I will keep it.
A**L
best book
includes all the stories which i wanted nice book but has a bit of ok book quality but if you are a Kafka's fan then yes please go for it and if not then also you should give this a try i am sure you will definitely like it
C**N
Excelente antología!!!
Es un libro que reúne los cuentos de Kafka a un gran precio. Además de que ya había comprado libros de esta editorial, como "The Trial", y me encanta que sus libros sean intonsos (que las hojas no estén uniformes). .
B**F
Great
I am a huge Amazon.it fan but the fact that they make me leave a long review before they will allow it to be posted pisses me off!
A**R
Great book
Really good collection, including a great foreword by John Updike. The table of contents is annotated with which stories were published during Kafka's lifetime, and which ones were published by his estate posthumously. There are a lot of shorter stories in here which are great for a quick read and taking the time to dissect them. The book is laid out well and to top it off, the paper and print quality is very good. Having read a number of the stories online previous to owning this book, my only complaint would be with the translation: It is very literal and therefore loses some of the flourishes that other translations have, favoring the terse over the prose. This isn't a huge complaint, but as you read the text there are points where it is fairly obvious that it is a translation.
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