The book of the great Austrian writer, author of “The Castle” and “Transformations” Franz Kafka includes letters addressed to his beloved Czech journalist Milena Yesenskaya. Their correspondence and romance began in the spring of 1920. after Milena undertook to translate his prose into Czech, and lasted only a few months, by Kafka's biographer Claude David, Immersed in the powerful light of life , Lost in Hope , but leaving it then further devastated, than ever before.". Kafka’s constant fears and the contradictory nature of Milena’s character made happiness impossible, which is repeatedly mentioned in the pages of published letters.