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From World of Found:
Well, not of interest to everyone, but this is the corrected text of master writer Fraz Kafka’s ‘Metamorphosis’ by the Russian master writer Vladimir Nabokov.
WOF loves both these writers and we think that maybe, just maybe, Nabokov is correct is saying that his work has improved on Kafka.
(via TYW, sigh, don’t make me have to write the whole thing out)
You’ll have to click here for it since Time can’t figure out how to make an embeddable video player that works. (Seriously, why is YouTube the only dependable video player on the net?)
I’ve posted this before but since Julia S. blinked and missed it, here it is again.
Payne was a remake of Fawlty Towers moved from Torquay, England, to central California. The action takes place at the Whispering Pines Inn, owned and operated by Royal Payne and his wife Constance Payne.
