Which statement best describes the literary works of Franz Kafka?
A) his novels and stories are mostly set in Dublin, Ireland
B) central characters are caught in absurd and terrifying circumstances
C) novels are thinly disguised memoirs of the author's youth
D) works are filled with allusions to art, music, and religious ritual

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Franz Kafka's literary works are known for their themes of absurdity and horror. Many of his central characters are caught in seemingly impossible and terrifying situations, often without clear explanations or resolutions.

Which Statement Best Describes the Literary Works of Franz Kafka