A bank clerk is arrested for a crime that is never explained
Josef K. wakes up on his thirtieth birthday and is arrested by unknown officials. He is never told what he is accused of. He tries to find out, and the system pulls him deeper.
Readers who want a landmark of modern literature.
Published after Kafka’s death in 1925, and left unfinished.
Classics · Bureaucracy · Guilt · Absurd
255 pages · ≈ 7 h
Josef K.
An unnamed city.
A novel whose name became an adjective for nightmare bureaucracy.
Dark, strange and anxious.