The Diaries of Franz Kafka from 1910 to 1912. They are interesting primarily because they do not leave the slightest feeling of “diary-ness”. On the contrary, the reader involuntarily begins to suspect that in front of him is simply a collection of brilliant surreal essays, in which the outer world and the inner world, the world of vision and the world of vision are intertwined so closely and uniquely that it is almost impossible to distinguish them. So what is it - a brilliant literary hoax. Or is it simply the genius of creativity so high that even “notes in its margins” become a monument of literature of the 20th century? Everyone will answer this question for themselves.