“Joachim Neugroschel's version is an advance over previous translations of Kafka into English.” —Harold Bloom, author of How to Read and Why
“In Neugroschel's version we see more of Kafka's meaning, his unexpected comedy....In this version, we have for the first time the sense of understanding Kafka's complexity and where it might lead us.” —Joseph Coates, Chicago Tribune
“Joachim Neugroschel has provided something that was badly needed—an accurate translation of Kafka's stories into English. Kafka is difficult to translate, and the version we all know—by Edwin and Willa Muir—is full of mistakes. Neugroschel's translation is much closer to Kafka's German.” —Ronald Hayman, author of K: A Biography of Kafka and Proust
“In Kafka, I have found a portion of my own experience of the world, of myself, and of my way of being in the world.” —Václav Havel
The Metamorphosis, in the Penal Colony and Other Stori
The Great Short Works of Franz Kafka
