"The book was at a reasonably high position on ... "But on the whole, it's a good thing." Kazuo Ishiguro likes the writing life, though he runs that life just as if he were working in an office.

Despite some contrived events and a tendency to rework the characterizations and themes of his previous books, Ishiguro's latest novel triumphs with the seductiveness of his prose and his ability ...

8.Never Let Me Go: "Kathy from Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro is a character who I think about all the time. It’s like she ...

AI is now expected to get involved in matters of heart and health, to fulfil a range of emotional needs that fragile and ...

Kazuo Ishiguro’s second most famous novel, is a very English strain of willed resignation – almost stiff upper lip. How else to explain why the book’s characters, who are clones reared for ...

It's safe to say Kazuo Ishiguro was ... And what will? Probably nothing. Ishiguro's books aren't solutions or how-to guides. His depiction of rituals of forgiveness and penance in The Buried ...

In The Remains of the Day, Nobel Prize-winner Kazuo Ishiguro weaves a powerful tale of duty, regret, and lost opportunities Follow Stevens, the devoted butler, as he questions the life he ...

Nobel Prize laureate Kazuo Ishiguro has published his first book since winning that award in 2017. A first-person observer looks back on her life, parsing memory in a reserved but devastating ...

We’re here, Kazuo Ishiguro and I, in our various countries and ... And yet, she is building on what she knows, hearkening back to previous things we’ve seen in the book. It allows Ishiguro a way to ...

Among those on the longlist that did not make it to the shortlist were books by Salman Rushdie ... On Beauty by Zadie Smith – and Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. Still, I knew quite well what I ...

A number of authors including Richard Osman, Val McDermid, Kate Mosse, Kazuo Ishiguro and Sarah Waters have signed an open ...

"The book was at a reasonably high position on ... "But on the whole, it's a good thing." Kazuo Ishiguro likes the writing life, though he runs that life just as if he were working in an office.