Amerika - Kırmızı Kedi Klasikler

America - Red Cat Classics Book Description There are very few books in American literature that, although they remain "unfinished", are both complementary to all the works of the author and reveal his overlooked "optimistic" side. He did not go on big trips except for his trips to France and Northern Italy. Kafka wrote this novel without ever seeing America... America, which he referred to as "Lost" in his diary, is a novel that fully reveals his simple and humanitarian side. America, with its hero, Karl Rosmann, also creates a "trilogy" with The Trial and The Castle, with the complementary relationship of man's alienation and loneliness in the society he lives in..."Karl Rosmann was sixteen years old. He was the child of a poor family. A servant girl seduced Snow from him. She also had a child. That's why they sent her to Snowy America. As the ship slowed down and entered the New York harbor, Karl saw that the statue of the goddess of freedom, which he had been watching for hours, suddenly stood upright in the sunlight that started to shine brighter, as if his hand holding the sword was suddenly lifted up. "He was lifting." (From the Promotional Bulletin)