According to a story about Franz Kafka, the Czech author and short story writer were once walking through a Berlin park when he noticed a small girl weeping. She’d misplaced her favorite doll. Kafka, who was a prominent figure in twentieth-century literature, assisted the girl in her hunt for the doll. However, it could not be located. He invited her to return to the park the next day to look for the doll once more. However, Kafka and the girl could not find the doll. He then gave the girl a note, saying “This letter is from your missing doll.” The letter read, “Please don’t weep. I set out to explore the globe. I’ll be telling you exciting trip experiences on a regular basis.” Thus started a tale that would continue till Kafka’s death. He regularly sent the girl a note that said, “This letter was written by your lost doll.” The youngster was overjoyed as she read the intriguing details of her favorite doll’s global journey. One day, Kafka bought a new doll and handed it to the girl. But, she said that the doll did not like hers at all. Kafka then offered the child another letter, this time from her favorite doll, in which she wrote, “I have changed a lot while traveling.” The youngster was pleased as she held her new doll. When Kafka died, his writings blended reality and the strange and astounded the literary world. The term Kafkaesque was used to describe conditions similar to those described in his works. When the girl grew older, she discovered a note inside the doll. It was signed by Kafka and said, “Everything you love will probably be lost, but love will return in another manner in the end.” The Kafka Statue in Prague is an 11-meter-tall outdoor kinetic sculpture comprised of 42 spinning panels. Every layer is automated and spins independently.
About Mark Manuel
The above thoughts/content has been proudly copied from the wall of Sir Mark Manuel. Being interviewing almost every role model of this country and going stronger each day. Mark Manuel is a respected Mumbai editor, writer, and columnist.
With over three decades of journalism in leading publications. This includes the Free Press Journal, Times, Dainik Bhaskar, Mid-Day, and Afternoon. He is famous for his brilliant pen interviews. He himself is a TEDx speaker.
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His interviews have been featured in several leading media houses. They include the Hindustan Times, Huffington Post, BBC, and Network 18. Almost every famous person has been interviewed by him in the country from Mother Teresa to Muhammad Ali. His first book is just out. It’s titled Moryaa Re! It is a crime thriller that is perhaps the country’s first police procedural. He began his career covering crime. And in a tribute to his experience and knowledge of this beat.
Several distinguished officers of the Mumbai Police and its Crime Branch collaborated with him to make this book possible. Amitabh Bachchan wrote the forward in a statement of friendship for Mark Manuel and admiration for his work.
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