Where do I go after Kafka? I've read all of his works and

>>9089035
You go fuck yourself

>>9089035
Reread The Castle and imagine Jim Carrey as the protagonist.

Do you seriously not have something you're interested in? And you don't have a backlog? How are you here

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Bruno Schulz

You go:

Huxley - Brave New World
Iris Chang - The Rape of Nanking
Dosto - Crime and Punishment
Williams - Stoner
Bolano - 2066

If you haven't killed yourself out of depression yet:

Sartre - Being and Nothingness
Nietzsche - Thus Spoke Zarathustra

>>9089107
This then this >>9089127

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>>9089035
Dino Buzzati

Start with The Tatar Steppe

>>9089127
Is 2066 the prequel to 2666?

>>9089035
My diary desu

>>9089035
he was sort of a genius, not really anywhere to go from him besides secondary literature about him

>>9089152
it's boring as shit

I'd say the real kin of Kafka are Heinrich von Kleist, Robert Walser, and Thomas Bernhard.

If you haven't already, you should read Borges. His short stories are very influenced by Kafka's and have a similar irreality to them.

He's the only short story writer I rate more highly than Kafka.

Have you read his diaries/letters?

Read The Woman in the Dunes

>>9089035
His letters and diaries.

>>9089035

Kobo abe

>>9089076
Oh no.

>>9089035
You go and reread your Bible.

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>>9090459
This.