Leaves to Mileni. List of Fathers - Kafka F. (9789660387256)

The famous Austrian writer Franz Kafka (1883-1924), author of the world-famous novels “The Castle” and “The Trial,” is a well-known innovator in the prose of the 20th century.

“Leaves to Milena” is addressed to Milena Yesenski, a Czech journalist, Kafka’s brother. This novel was published in the spring of 1920 and lasted for many months, but publication continued until 1923. The Millennium Yesensky writer himself handed over his works and “Father’s List”, which later became known and also increased to this day. Kafka's fears, as Milena recognized, did not let them go away at once. It’s also not surprising that their paths have diverged.

Kafka’s leaves reveal his self-indulgence, self-indulgence, and melancholy. I don't care that Milena is married. It would seem that the reason for leafing is not at all to do with the woman, because of the guilt of her daughter’s life in life, but with the completely unreasonable side of the estranged ones, and the whole leaf is an attempt to open the soul, to find a dream and knowledge to yourself...