Kafka told me

After I read this book, I was amazed by the wealth of new impressions it conveyed, and it undoubtedly bears the signature and talent of Kafka. Even his physical appearance, his way of speaking, his gentle and expressive manner of gesturing, and other physical traits are vividly recorded. I felt as if my friend "Kafka" had returned to life and entered my room at that moment. I hear him speaking again, and I felt his intelligent and lively gaze directed at me, and I saw his calm sad smile, and I felt myself again, as I was also struck by the feeling that his wisdom possesses and excites me. Kafka's words as conveyed by Janos give an impression of reliability and authenticity. They carry a clear mark of Kafka's style of speaking, which is characterized by being more concise and succinct than his writing style. It is impossible for Kafka to say something meaningless. I have never heard a trivial word from him. Everything was spontaneous, easy, and naturally authentic, and he did not need to struggle for authenticity. If he has nothing important to say, he remains silent.