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Prague never lets you go…this dear little mother has sharp claws.  
Franz Kafka 

The novelist’s tempestuous relationship with Czech Republic capital where he was born, worked and buried after his death, remains an intriguing legacy. Fame didn’t matter to Kafka. When alive, he is believed to have destroyed a majority of his works. On his deathbed, he asked friend Max Brod to burn his novels once he was gone. Luckily, good sense prevailed and Brod published the works for the world to enjoy. Prague’s famous son would probably have shied away from popularity that it earned as a literary city, helped in great measure by his footprints that dot its corners and contours.