FTP, name this author of "The Burrow," "In the Penal Colony," and Amerika.
One of this author's works depicts Poseidon sitting at a desk, administering the world's waters. In one of this author's short works, a mouse laments "the world is growing smaller every day" before being eaten by a cat, while another states that all parables really mean "the incomprehensible is incomprehensible." A man killed by falling off a precipice in the Black Forest tells a burgomaster "my ship has no rudder, and it is driven by the wind that blows in the uttermost region of death" in this author's short story "The Hunter Gracchus." He also wrote short stories about an elderly bachelor followed by two mysterious bouncing balls, and an ape who describes his choice of the Music Hall over the Zoological Garden in the title ? "report to an academy." Additionally, he wrote a story about a torture device consisting of parts called "the Bed," "the Harrow," and "the Inscriber," as well as a novel about Karl Rossman. FTP, name this author of "The Burrow," "In the Penal Colony," and Amerika.
One of this author's works depicts Poseidon sitting at a desk, administering the world's waters.
Franz {Kafka}