A HUNGER-ARTIST (Penguin archive) by Franz Kafka

A Hunger-Artist (Penguin Archive) by Franz Kafka is a haunting collection of fiction that delves into themes of isolation, art, and existential struggle. In A Hunger-Artist, Franz Kafka presents stories of characters driven to extremes in their pursuit of meaning—each carrying Kafka's signature tone of alienation and introspection. Through restrained prose and intense emotional clarity, Franz Kafka captures the quiet devastation of art and self-denial.

Compact yet profound, A Hunger-Artist (Penguin Archive) stands as a powerful testament to literary fiction, confronting readers with unsettling truths about humanity. This edition brings Kafka’s compelling vision into sharp relief.