Kafka Sites
Larger, More Extensive Sites
Joseph K.'s Castle Page This is THE page about Kafka on the Net.
Constructing Franz Kafka Really impressive.
Skot's Existentialism Page: Franz Kafka Thoughtful critique of Kafka's work.
Mauro Nervi's Kafka Page Mauro's "Kafka Project" is quite an extensive endeavor—the most extensive collection of texts anywhere (in the German critical editions), essays, and some links.
Kafka in the Encyclopedia Britannica The entry for Franz Kafka in the Encyclopedia Britannica, always my favorite source for papers written at the eleventh hour in high school!
An Intercourse With Ghosts, a collection of Franz Kafka's works This site collects a lot of Kafka's works in a sort of library. Continually updated with new material.
Das Schloss STILL unfinished, but lots of links.
Dutch Franz Kafka Circle In Dutch (duh!), English, and German. This has more of a scholarly bent.
Daniel's Kafka and Kabbalah page This includes info about Kafka, the Kabbalah, and Judaism in general. Quite interesting. This site has also been improved considerably.
Kafka's Clattering Mill Very interesting essays on The Castle, The Trial, Amerika and A Little Woman.
Franz Kafka A very pretty page, this has texts to some stories like A Little Woman, A Hunger Artist, and The Bridge.
Franz Kafka
1833 - 1924 A very nice site with plenty of info, plus tons of pictures. Focuses on
"The Village Schoolmaster" AKA "The Giant Mole," with the text of the story and an analysis. A shame it's so well-hidden, though.
Smaller Sites
my tribute to franz kafka part of "another useless homepage." a page with an attitude...i like that.
Metamorphosis Team Project This site features some very impressive 3-D graphics of The Metamorphosis.
Bohemian Ink Kafka Page Part of the truly impressive Bohemian Ink page. Incidentally, Bohemia is the region in central Europe where Prague is located.
Kafka Society of America A tiny lil' page.
Franz Kafka Photo Album More pix!
Katharena Eiermann's Kafka site Part of her "Pleasures of the Mind" page. I always liked pleasures of the flesh myself... ;-) Seriously, this is an impressive site.
A Tribute to Franz Kafka Featuring a biography and some quotes.
Franz Kafka at the Joe Lindsay All-Internet Extravaganza! Features a lengthy and interesting essay on Kafka and Interpretation. Also an account of his life and a list of his works, all linked to Amazon.com.
Absurdist's Kafka Page Good stuff.
The Casa de Kafka Cute!
Eric LoPresti's
Page If you look under "Index of Pages," you'll find a very interesting
essay about "The Metamorphosis."
Foreign Language Sites
Franz Kafka: Ein Hypertext-Projekt Extensive site--in Deutsch!--containing texts, bibliographies, and other stuff.
Kafka-Verbindungen Another extensive site in German, lots of texts.
Die Kafka-Page Another German site.
Pagina de Kafka A page in Spanish. Su trabajo es muy bueno, amigo.
Uma viagem pela vida e obra de Kafka This site is in Portuguese, with some texts and stuff. Muito internacional, e todo pra voce.
Kafka
A little page in French. Je dois dire que c'est mignon.
Some Amusing Sites
Franz Kafka's Trivia Challenge Hilarious!
Kafka Humorous essay about Kafka's works.
Kafka
Gets Laid !? (Gee, wonder how often
this happened...) Story about Kafka and his (fictional) girlfriends.
His ex-wife is called...Leni.
(I always suspected he was a fictional character himself, but this is going
a bit further... just kidding! ;-))
Kafka's Translators
Edwin Muir Homepage Edwin
and Willa Muir, a Scottish couple, did the original translations of Kafka's works
into English, back in the 1930s. Even though they've gotten a lot of flack for their
now somewhat dated but stil excellent translations, they were great writers in their own right.
Cultural Sites
Jewish Museum in Prague Some cultural background.
The Kabbalah Home Page Hey! Something Kafka has in common with Madonna?both 40, and both study (studied) the Kabbalah, a mystical form of Judaism.
The Official Czech Republic Page Kafka's under Famous Czechs of the 20th Century.
WebSite Prague Why not make a little visit to Prague while you're here? Think of it as a mini-field trip.
Charles (Ferdinand) University, Prague Kafka's alma mater!
Berlin and Prague: Nazis, Jews, stamp collectors, and beautiful women We'll
just see about that, won't we? Philip Greenspun visits Berlin and Prague, including some Kafka locales.
Publisher Pages
Shockin' Schocken Books Kafka's main American publisher.
S. Fischer Verlag Kafka's German publisher's page about him. Sorry--it's all in German.
Sites with Nothing Whatsoever To Do With Anything Else On This Page
Hypercube's
Home Page Visit the 4th dimension on this page! Painless education, at
least in comparison to writing lengthy essays on Kafka.