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Most recent image I took. Was reading The Burrow by Kafka and realized my train stop was coming up and I didn't have my bookmark.
O? Is it a good book that may even be a recommend? What’s it about so far?
The book is called "The complete stories" and it's all his fiction other than his novels. My buddy lent it to me, I'll probably pick up my own copy when he wants it back if that says anything. The Burrow was a story from the perspective of what seems to be a mole, his meticulous process of planning and constructing his burrow, and his endless anxieties related to defending it. I loved it.
Tried looking it up, is it by chance this one by Flannery O'Connor?