Franz Kafka

This is the homepage of the Kafka Project, and a good place to start your research. It offers photos and numerous links to Kafka-related resources on the web, including works in etext and a call for papers.

This is the homepage of a site about Kafka called TheCastle, with a photo and some links. If you had to pick between this site and the one above for your work about the author, which would it be and why?

Daniel Hornek of Kafka-franz.com has posted this etext version of Kafka's "Letter to His Father," along with some links and photos, including one of the original manuscript. How do the electronic versions differ from the version in your text? Are the differences significant?

Here's a letter Charles Dickens wrote to Santa Claus when the author was thirty-one years old. How can you compare the Dickens text and the Kafka text?

Here's a collection of Van Gogh's letters, courtesy of WebExhibits.org. Pick one, read it, and compare it to Kafka's famous letter.

Do you want to do a paper on some aspect of Kafka's life, but are not sure where to start? This "Research Guide to Franz Kafka" from Western Connecticut State University is a handy place to begin.