Kafka struckThere’s not much you can do with a Kafka novel. You can read it, you can react to it, you can put it on an altar and worship it. You are even allowed to dump it in the trash, or feed it to the annoying old man who lives upstairs in hopes that he will die and stop complaining of the noise, or claim that it is god and then worship Satan. If you’re very lucky, you may harness the forces of the Muad’Dib and start a jihad, but I’m trying to be plausible here.Kafka struck
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What you’re not allowed to do with a Kafka novel is ignore it.
I refused to join any of the pro/anti-Kafka clubs (cults, more like) on campus. I
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"People fear the wolf, the lupine beast, only because they fear the beast within themselves..." I forget who made this quote.
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I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity
I don't suffer from insanity I enjoy every minute of it
If I wanted to hear a bunch on nagging, I’d have a sex change, and get married.
~Kiwidoll
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