The Darkness of the Webbed Finger

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The book is more unsettling than it is terrifying or scary, isn't you that itununsettle, unnerving, uncanny. A also like the the weird description of the webbed finger. But give im the kind of cometic darkness of this book. Yes, seems consisten. It's nightmarish and clown like. It's like a scary clown or something. I don't know if anybody does it quite as i.

David and Tamler conclude their discussion of "The Trial," Franz Kafka's darkly comic vision of an opaque and impenetrable bureaucracy that comes for us all in the end. Plus we interrupt our previously scheduled opening segment because apparently something happened at the Oscars last week.