Franz Kafka is a Process. Castle. A gift book in a leather cover. This book includes two works by Franz Kafka — the novels "The Process" (1914-1915) and "The Castle" (1922), which became a kind of symbol of the author's work, one of the most mysterious texts of the XX century. There is an invisible connection between these two Kafka novels. In the "Process", psychological problems of the individual come to the fore, and in the "Castle" the central place is given to spiritual search. When the paths of psychology ("Process") and spirituality ("Castle") connect, a more holistic vision of life arises. Both vectors of inner development (psychological and spiritual), like both novels, complement and support each other, forming together a more complete approach to understanding a person than each of them individually. If in the "Process", as A. Camus writes, "the flesh triumphs," then in the "Castle" "Kafka brings hope into this devoid of development universe, in its special form."