
The Kafka Gym
by Anthony Tomkins
A group of Kafka lookalikes are intermittent fasting, eating nothing but 565 grams of pork
loin every other Tuesday.
They’re a month in, second cutlet down, and live harmoniously in a house of cubes.
To stave hunger, they live at slowpace – drips of human syrup.
It is quite horrifying, the male frame moving towards you with all the glacial ooze of a torn,
over-buttered flapjack.
These doppelgangers all cheekbone and sharp look at you with a primordial glint – you are a
slaking mineral speck on their starvation horizon.
The Kafka Gym is no place to slip and fall.