Letter to My Father-Franz Kafka

Letter to My Father is a poignant, deeply personal letter written by Franz Kafka to his estranged father, Hermann Kafka. Though never sent, the letter reveals KafkaÕs feelings of fear, resentment, and longing for understanding. He reflects on the impact of his fatherÕs domineering and critical nature on his own identity, creativity, and emotional life. The letter is a raw exploration of family dynamics, authority, and personal struggle, offering insight into KafkaÕs complex psyche. It stands as a moving testament to the enduring effects of parental relationships on an individualÕs life and art.