[Not the Onion] Richard Dawkins rants about Kafka's Metamorphosis. He calls it "bad SF".
[Not the Onion] Richard Dawkins rants about Kafka's Metamorphosis. He calls it "bad SF".
Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins)
Kafka's Metamorphosis is called a major work of literature. Why? If it's SF it's bad SF. If, like Animal Farm, it's an allegory, an allegory of what? Scholarly answers range from pretentious Freudian to far-fetched feminist. I don't get it. Where are the Emperor's clothes?
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