The Trial Novel by Franz Kafka

The Trial Novel by Franz Kafka is one of the most influential novels of modern literature, exploring themes of absurdity, bureaucracy, guilt, and alienation. The story follows Josef K., a man who is suddenly arrested and prosecuted by a mysterious authority without ever being told the nature of his crime.

As Josef K. struggles through a nightmarish legal system filled with confusion and powerlessness, the novel reflects Kafka’s deep insights into the human condition and the oppressive nature of institutions. Written in Kafka’s distinctive style, The Trial is a haunting and thought-provoking read.

Ideal for students, philosophy readers, and lovers of classic and existential literature, this novel remains relevant and impactful across generations.

✔ Classic modernist novel
✔ Explores themes of law, guilt, and bureaucracy
✔ Essential reading for literature students
✔ Original & authentic edition
✔ Available online at Bookish.pk