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This book defines the famous author Franz Kafka's writing styles - but not from a critical, but an emotional point of view. This book is a milestone in the path of understanding people with schizoid personality. Also, it helps one read and understand Kafkaesque Style in a better way. If you are struggling from a Schizoid personality, you think you are stuck somewhere in a situation that only you can understand, then reading Kafka can definitely help you connect with your internal psychological conflicts.
The book contains only 2 of Kafka's main and most touching works - The Metamorphosis and The Departure. Emphasising on a more vulnerable personality trait - Schizoid, this book will help you understand yourself, and also see Kafkaesque Style through a brand new lens.
Written with love, hope, and immense emotional understanding, I hope my readers will love the first book from my rack. Happy Reading ! ❤️
Samina Waglawala
Samina Waglawala is an emerging writer - her keen interest lying in Literary Criticism and Psychology. She has pursued her Ph.D. on the topic - "A Discourse on the Depiction of Female Protagonists by Male American Writers in the Selected Novels" in 2023. She quit her regular job to pursue a full-time writing career - in a hope to be able to explore her writing abilities.
For Samina, writing is not just a recluse, rather, it is more about paying a tribute to those forgotten classical writers who have deeply investigated the human psyche and worked towards representing a more realistic side of human existence. For this reason, her keen interest is in Modernist writings, representing dystopian social realism. She appreciates writers like Franz Kafka, George Orwell, Ernest Hemingway, T.S.Eliot, Ezra Pound, etc.
Apart from holding an educational degree in literature, she also has a Bachelor's Degree in Science. But once she realised her inclination towards literature, she soaked herself into it completely without looking back.
