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Re:I moderate /r/kafka; people mistake it as a subreddit abo... by marcosdumay on Sunday November 21, 2021 @03:39PM (#29299482)
That's only one of his famous books. There is another about bugs appearing for no good reason on unexpected places.
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Re:I moderate /r/kafka; people mistake it as a subreddit abo... by xenocyon on Sunday November 21, 2021 @09:27PM (#29302050)
Impenetrable bureaucracies are actually the central theme of two out of three of his full-length novels.

(Incidentally, at least in my opinion his three novels are his finest work, but they seem to attract much less popular attention than his short stories and novellas.)

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