Letter to His Father

Letter to His Father 

Letter to His Father by Franz Kafka is a deeply personal and introspective work in which Kafka confronts his troubled relationship with his domineering father. Written as an unsent letter, the book reveals Kafka’s feelings of fear, inadequacy, guilt, and emotional alienation, while also offering insight into the roots of his anxiety and self-doubt. The text serves as both a psychological self-examination and a powerful exploration of authority, family conflict, and identity.

Author: Franz Kafka, 

Pages: 100