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Franz Kafka was a Czech writer who lived from 1883 to 1924.
He wrote strange stories filled with feelings of fear and sorrow in the German language.
He came from a Jewish family in Prague and worked in a government office. He was very unhappy in his life and at his work, and did not write very many stories.
One of his most famous works is Metamorphosis (1915) about a man who wakes up and finds that he has changed into a giant bug.
Kafka died at 40 of tuberculosis.