Letters to Milena. Kafka F.

Feelings for the Czech journalist Milena Yesenskaya became the most striking experience in the life of the Prague Genius. Their novel did not last long, but the correspondence lasted several years. It was Milena’s writer who transmitted his diaries and the later famous “letter to the Father”, and their difficult, emotional relations were reflected in the main work of Kafka - the novel “The castle.”

These letters unanswered partly resemble a friendly correspondence filled anxious thoughts, fears, painful experiences and deep understanding. They have another kafka - a romantic who needs support.

These letters are another masterpiece that allows you to better understand the amazing personality and talent of Kafka.