Join Karolina Watroba and Tess Little at Blackwell's Bookshop in Oxford on June 25, 2024, for a profound discussion on Watroba's latest biography, "Metamorphoses." Commemorating the centenary of Franz Kafka's passing, Watroba delves into the life of this iconic figure, exploring his enigmatic persona beyond the constraints of language and time. As the first Germanist to be elected as a Fellow of Oxford's prestigious All Souls College, Watroba's narrative transcends borders, leading readers from Kafka's birthplace in Prague to the works of contemporary East Asian authors inspired by his legacy.

"Metamorphoses" offers a unique perspective on Kafka's life, intertwining literary analysis with the evolution of his reception over time. Through this non-linear journey, Watroba sheds light on Kafka's enduring influence on modern literature. Additionally, Tess Little, a renowned writer and historian specializing in twentieth-century Europe and the US, will contribute her insights to this captivating exploration of Kafka's world. Secure your ticket for £5 and be part of this enlightening event at Blackwell's Bookshop, 48-51 Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3BQ.

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