Franz Kafka does not want to die

"Kill me, or you are the killer." These are the last words spoken by Franz Kafka, pleading with his friend, medical student Robert Klopstock, to give him another dose of morphine. At the head of the bed sits the companion of his life, Dora Diamant, while his sister Ottla, whom he loves with all his heart, waits for news in Prague. The novel divides the world into two states – Kafka's life and life after Kafka. The first part will tell us about the last years of Franz's life, where the author goes into detail about the writer's entire biography. The second part of the book is about the fate of three people close to him. This well-crafted study recreates the world as Kafka saw it based on letters, diaries, and testimonies of contemporaries.