It was published posthumously, against the will of its author, by Max Brod.
This work contains a scene in which the protagonist curses Kullich, Kaminer, and Rabensteiner for rearranging Fraulein Burstner's photographs. While attempting to give a tour of a cathedral, this work's protagonist hears a parable about a gatekeeper who tells a man "not just yet." This work opens with an arrest in the boarding house of Frau Grubach. It was published posthumously, against the will of its author, by Max Brod. This work ends with its protagonist being stabbed and saying, "Like a dog!" For 10 points, name this work about Josef K. written by Franz Kafka.
This work contains a scene in which the protagonist curses Kullich, Kaminer, and Rabensteiner for rearranging Fraulein Burstner's photographs.
The Trial [also accept Der Prozess]