Wedding Preparations in the Country

by Franz Kafka

Written during the summer of 1907 and significantly revised in 1909, Wedding Preparations in the Country marks one of Kafka's earliest attempts at sustained narrative fiction. The unfinished novel fragment, published posthumously by Max Brod in 1931, introduces themes that would haunt his later work: the anxiety of impending marriage, the desire to escape social obligations, and the split between public and private selves. The manuscript breaks off after five chapters, leaving its protagonist su

ISBN: 9783689386108

96 pages

Publisher: Continental Press

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