Kazuo Ishiguro: The Waterstones Interview

To mark the publication of Klara and the Sun, the first novel from Kazuo Ishiguro since winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, we have a special interview about the book's beginnings, themes and his aims as a writer.
Klara and the Sun: bit.ly/3pOrbxA
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[@cherylynlarking191]

Kazuo explained the feeling of the representation in children's books which I have not been able to put into words myself." adults presenting the world in a softer light and giving clues to children a glimpse of their future world".

[@irena7777777]

I love Ishiguro. His books hit you on a visceral level. As skilled as storyteller as there is

[@miloumilou8a]

I got infected with the KIV (Kazuo Ishiguro-virus) many years ago when I read 'The remains of the day' for the first time shortly after it was published in 1989. I have read it a few times again over the years and it keeps haunting me ever since in a way that I don't want to miss.

[@susydyson1750]

i'll have to look them up on audible !

[@teresamartinlorenzo5741]

I loved this book. It made me feel happy for some weeks. I have read most Ishiguro's book, and I find his style amazingly insightful and serene.

[@allancowley2254]

Thank you very much - a very interesting conversation

[@nightfallfade]

Great interview. Thanks

[@asimwaheed8201]

An interesting conversation.

[@susydyson1750]

i hope it's also audible ( as i suffer AMD

[@marksmithers9779]

So Klara is a conscious AI?