Mr. Lundberg's interest in Kafka began more than 50 years ago--during his "Freshman Year Abroad" in Freiburg, W. Germany. Kafka seemed to offer much more than Heidigger or Kant although one didn't quite know why. Since completing a master's in Philosophy at the New School, Mr. Lundberg worked with computers and raised a family and he's now in his sunset years and enjoys spending time with his four grandchildren. His interest in, as Plato says--"the most important things" has remained and this explains his 3 publications, the first being a translation of Friedrich Schleiermacher's Plato translation and now a newly expanded translation of Kafka, indeed Essential Kafka being primarily Kafka and this new book, Kafka Unleashed, not only expands this work with Kafka, rather too by focusing on the great parable: Before The Law, and bringing in highly relevant text by Walter Sokel and Rudolf Steiner, this places Kafka squarely in the Romantic school and also serves as a dire warning to our contemporary mode of consciousness, that our fixation on the material realm and severe lack in ethical understanding does not bode well for humanity's long-term well-being. Mr. Lundberg stands ready to work with those who feel drawn toward Kafka's hidden side, that the deeper truths regarding man and the world may bring some resolution to the problems that are apparent in our modern world.