What are some books not written by kafka, but that can accurately be described as kafkaesque?
What are some books not written by kafka, but that can accurately be described as kafkaesque?
David Morales
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Christian Anderson
Joshua Green
Works that have pseudo Kafka atmosphere. Lovecraft, W.S. Boroughs, PKD. The dystopian, existentialist, absurdist despair of modern life with a hint of surrealism and humor
Justin Davis
Londonfrog’s collected works
Colton Ward
The Stranger by Albert Camus. It's almost Kafka fan fiction.
Ian Morgan
Lovecraft and Borges
Alexander Reed
The Blind Owl
Joseph Roberts
Jayden Richardson
WOAH! WHO IS THAT BUXOM MISTRESS!
Jonathan Miller
Butts can be buxom too?
Isaiah Campbell
satantango by krasznahorkai
Nicholas Hughes
George Saunders
Isaac Reyes
Tyler King
Hehehe I would sure bury my nose up her butthole if you catch my drift
Carson Green
i don't think so, i fucked up
Ian Hill
>Lovecraft
>Kafkaesque
what the fucking fuck
Easton Allen
user sees the same hints of it too His own style overwhelms it of course.
Carter Foster
Glad I'm not the only one who god Kafka vibes
>miserable alcoholic trudges through the muck so he can sulk in an abandoned building
>turns out he can't because some child prostitutes are already sulking there
Christian Bailey
newfag
Jason Butler
it borders on lynchian, but I would definitely describe it as kafkaesque with slight shades of kubrick
Adrian Green
The Fifth Head of Cerberus
Parker Roberts
Adam Russell
Street of Crocodiles by Bruno Schulz. His whole gist is vivid, dense personifications of inanimate objects in complex, unknowable realities.
Nathan Ortiz
Jonathan Bennett
The Unconsoled
Aaron Flores
top tier bait
Sebastian Bennett
That's a weird take on it.
Adrian Lee
Bend Sinister
Jace Anderson
Where has that finger she's smelling been? Answer that first Kafka faggot
Robert Jenkins
Thomas Ligotti is really good. Also agree on Bernhard and Schulz.
Tyler Allen
Callipygian courtesan?