Silvia Montis Books

One of Kafka's most famous stories, 'Metamorphosis' explores the notions of alienation and human loneliness, demonstrating his extraordinary narrative techniques and depth of imagination. In the second story the relationship between a father and son is explored.

In New York City, the dead roam the streets, craving the living. Among them is Gary Fleck, who, unlike the mindless zombies, retains his human intelligence. He becomes an eyewitness to the apocalypse.