Are there any copies of the Trial that don't run on? That

>>8318432
The entire book 'runs on' no matter how it's formatted.

>>8318432
Get used to a wall o' text reading Kafka novels

>>8318432
That's not a formatting thing on the part of the publisher. That's how it's written.

>>8318432
From what I understand Kafka never finished it? And thus various publishing houses/translators have organized the book in myriad ways.
There was no explicit ordering that Kafka left us with, and if you read other published versions of The Trial, then you see that different chapters can indeed be swapped interchangeably without affecting cadence.

>>8320008
The Trial is the only novel he actually finished. Amerika and The Castle are unfinished.

>>8318628
>Kafka novels
lol all both of them

>>8320060
>The Trial is the only novel he actually finished
wrong

>>8320060
Only if you consider "finished" as "having an ending written". It's still missing chapters.

>>8320060
>The Trial is the only novel he actually finished.
the chapter when K. fires the lawyer is not finished