Book Suggestions

The book "Letter to His Father" by Franz Kafka is one of the notable works by this renowned Austrian writer. This book is a long letter that Kafka wrote to his father, Hermann Kafka, in 1919, but never sent. In this letter, Kafka candidly and openly discusses the tensions and issues he experienced in his relationship with his father. He reveals the psychological and emotional impacts that this relationship had on his life and writing.

This book is an example of self-analysis and precise psychological insight that, in addition to familiarizing the reader with Kafka's complex personality, addresses many common human concerns in relationships.