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Franz Kafka
(Vol. III, No. 1 -- Summer 1999)
Okay, so it seems implausible that Franz
Kafka, a man most well known for turning
a perfectly ordinary man into a cockroach
just for the heck of it, would open a resort
in northeastern Wisconsin in his golden years.
But there you have it; sometimes truth is
stranger than fiction -- even when the fiction
in question is Metamorphosis (The Castle, The Trial, and everyone's favorite, The Penal Colony.)
Unfortunately, we didn't have time to stop
and check out the facilities at Kafka's Resort
in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, so we can only
imagine what they include. But that, dear
readers, is where you all come in. What sorts
of amenities do you imagine you might find
at a place named Kafka's Resort? Send your
suggestions to PonH, Hotel California Department.
("Kafka's Resort, where you can check
out any time you like, but you can never
leave.")
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