"Labyrinth of Prose" is a scholarly book that deals with the literary analysis and interpretation of significant works of German literature. Written by Jörg Gallus, the book offers in-depth insights over 280 pages into Robert Walser's "Jakob von Gunten," Franz Kafka's "The Burrow," as well as texts from Walter Benjamin's "Berlin Childhood around 1900." The interpretations are designed to illuminate the complex structures and themes of these works and capture their literary significance. The book is aimed at students, literary scholars, and anyone who wishes to develop a deeper understanding of the texts discussed. It is written in German and was published in 2006. The critical engagement with the selected texts opens up new perspectives and enhances the understanding of the literary labyrinths created by the authors.