Haaretz had this article:
Kafka correspondence with other writers discovered - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News
The newspaper, published in the Zionist Entity, says the following:
Perhaps one should be glad that the Kafka material wasn't deposited in the Gaza Strip. You can make a lot of roll-ups from the paper used to create Kafka manuscripts and letters.
I am not responsible for the Haaretz neologism "anuscript" which sounds like a rearguard action.
By the way, we tend to call him "Ulysses".
Kafka correspondence with other writers discovered - Haaretz Daily Newspaper | Israel News
The newspaper, published in the Zionist Entity, says the following:
The safe deposit boxes contained a huge number of Kafka and Brod's letters and manuscripts, including a never before seen handwritten anuscript of a previously published short story by Kafka. The handwritten manuscript is of great research value since Kafka's publications over the years had been edited by Brod, who was also the author's executor.
The safe deposit boxes' content was released for publication after a Tel Aviv court earlier this week rejected a gag order requested by Eva Hoffe, the Israeli woman who inherited the documents from her mother, Esther Hoffe.
Brod left his estate to Esther Hoffe, who had served as his secretary. The literary treasure was discovered during the trial that has been underway for two years over Brod's estate, whose contents were held in a number of safe-deposit boxes in Israel and Switzerland under Eva Hoffe's control.
Perhaps one should be glad that the Kafka material wasn't deposited in the Gaza Strip. You can make a lot of roll-ups from the paper used to create Kafka manuscripts and letters.
I am not responsible for the Haaretz neologism "anuscript" which sounds like a rearguard action.
By the way, we tend to call him "Ulysses".