Review Choice : One of the most compelling and instructive books on Kafka to appear in recent years. Review Russell Berman, Stanford University : Lambent Traces is a stunning work of literary scholarship and critical thought, a brilliant engagement with one of the towering literary figures of the last century. Corngold is today's master reader of Kafka. Mark Anderson, Columbia University : A new book on Kafka by a scholar as formidable as Stanley Corngold is a welcome event. Corngold's writing exerts the allure of the tight-rope walker high above the circus floor and makes for fascinating reading.

Preface Abbreviations fot kafka citations Introduction: Beginnings CHAPTER 1 In the circle of " The Judgment" CHAPTER 2 The Trial: The guilt of an unredeemed literary promise CHAPTER 3 Medial Interferencec if The Trial CHAPTER 4 Allotria and Excreta if "In the Penal Colony" CHAPTER 5 Nietzsche, Kafka, and Literary Paternity CHAPTER 6 Something to do with the truth CHAPTER 7 "A faith like a guillotine" CHAPTER 8 Kafka and the dialect of minor literature CHAPTER 9 Adorno`s "Notes on kafka" CHAPTER 10 On translation mistakes, with spexial attention to kafka in amerika CHAPTER 11 The trouble with cultural studies Notes Acknowledgments Index

Stanley Corngold is Professor of German and Comparative Literature at Princeton University. His books include "The Fate of the Self", "Franz Kafka: The Necessity of Form", and "Complex Pleasure" as well as two translations of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" and "Selected Stories".

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