Kafka's Diaries

The diaries of Kafka, his narrative texts, and his letters build a bleak space in which man stands alone, isolated, and naked in confrontation with hidden, controlling forces that pursue him with a dry feeling of futility and the trembling of existence, just as Kafka's narrative style was developed during that period based on flow, continuity, internal dialogue, and the blending of dream and reality, which led to the production of highly mysterious symbolic worlds that turn the tangible physical world into a gel-like entity inhabited by gloom and horror.