Kazuo Ishiguro
Auteur japonais né à Nagasaki en 1954. Il vit en Grande-Bretagne depuis 1960.
Quand nous étions orphelins de Kazuo Ishiguro
Le samedi 13 novembre 2010 par Claudine Brossard
Ce livre m’a transportée dans deux atmosphères bien étranges : celle de l’Angleterre huppée des années trente et celle de Shangai divisée entre les concessions coloniales l’invasion japonaise, l’armée du Kuomintang et les intérêts liés au commerce de la drogue.
Lumière pâle sur les collines de Kazuo Ishiguro
Le dimanche 21 novembre 2004 par Mc BERNICK
Qu’il s’agisse du magique et surréaliste « Inconsolé » ou de l’onirique « Quand nous étions orphelins », l’œuvre de Kazuo ISHIGURO, écrivain anglophone d’origine japonaise, déçoit rarement et se prête volontiers à plusieurs lectures. C’est que l’art de son auteur s’exprime toujours en demi-teintes et en non-dits, ainsi que le prouve son plus que célèbre « Les Vestiges du Jour. »
Les vestiges du jour de Kazuo Ishiguro
Kazuo Ishiguro met en scène le déclin de l’aristocratie anglaise
Le dimanche 6 juillet 2003 par Feline
Kazuo Ishiguro a réussi le tour de force d’écrire un des romans les plus british qu’il soit, malgré son origine japonaise. Né à Nagasaki, Kazuo Ishiguro vivra dès sa petite enfance en Grande Bretagne, et deviendra d’ailleurs citoyen de sa majesté dès 1983. Il recevra même le titre d’officier de l’Ordre de l’Empire Britannique en 1995.
Commander les livres de Kazuo Ishiguro sur Amazon.fr
Auprès de moi toujours7.41 € - d'occasion à partir de 1.99€ | 
Nocturnes : Cinq nouvelles de musique au crépuscule6.46 € - d'occasion à partir de 2.5€ |
Les vestiges du jour6.93 € - | 
Quand nous étions orphelins7.41 € - d'occasion à partir de 3€ |
Lumiere pâle sur les collines6.46 € - d'occasion à partir de 1.96€ | 
Un artiste du monde flottant6.93 € - d'occasion à partir de 2.66€ |
L'inconsolé9.97 € - d'occasion à partir de 5.9€ | 
Auprès de moi toujours20.9 € - d'occasion à partir de 3.47€ |
dans les kiosques
Book review: Kazuo Ishiguro's 'Never Let Me Go' The-Burg After finishing Kazuo Ishiguro's ?Never Let Me Go? I felt like I needed a hug. But it seemed like an inappropriate request of a strange at Givens Books, where I was reading. Quite a few books come to my attention after I find out they are being made ... |
 Liveunict | La distopia di Kazuo Ishiguro: a metà tra passato e futuro Liveunict Non lasciarmi è una delle opere più toccanti degli ultimi anni, vincitrice del premio Alex nell'anno della sua pubblicazione (2005), nello stesso anno miglior romanzo secondo il Time, si aggiudica il Premio letterario Merck Serono nel 2006, ... |
 Globe and Mail | Downton fever? These books came first Globe and Mail The Remains of the Day (1989) by Kazuo Ishiguro is a pitch-perfect narration in the voice of Stevens, a butler preoccupied with dignity and standards ? much like Downton Abbey's Mr. Carson. His reminiscences concern the 1930s, when he was the head of ... |
ADD COMICS REVIEW SFX The gamers' forlorn search for their origins brings to mind Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go while dashes of The Island and Logan's Run are thrown in. There are also parallels with the microcosmic school setting of Nick Spencer's Image series Morning ... |
 The Guardian | When novelists reach the end of their stories The Guardian Julian Barnes, Kazuo Ishiguro, Salman Rushdie, Ian McEwan, Graham Swift ? that excellent generation of novelists whose best work is now, pretty clearly, behind them. And, yes, I know who won last year's Man Booker, and was glad of it. |
 The Wharf | Inside the library of the future in Canada Water The Wharf "The most issued book in the first month was Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go which suggests we have a younger audience. Young people are using the study desks and we also have schools visits. The staff have all said that they can't think of anyone ... |
Downton and out? National Post (blog) some DH Lawrence (the youngest of the three sisters, Sybil, has been getting all Lady Chatterley on us), some Kazuo Ishiguro (the downstairs romance of Anna and Bates = The Remains of the Day), a plot stolen directly from the great 1942 flick Mrs. |
Barnes & Noble Announces Spring 2012 Discover Great New Writers Selections Business Wire (press release) Jeffrey Eugenides, Elizabeth Gilbert, Andre Dubus III, Khaled Hosseini, Kathryn Stockett, Jhumpa Lahiri, Jonathan Franzen, Sherman Alexie, Junot Diaz, Haruki Murakami, Jennifer Egan, Jonah Lehrer, Mary Roach, Terry McMillan, Kazuo Ishiguro, ... |
 New Zealand Herald | Is Pure the new Twilight? New Zealand Herald As dystopian literature goes, Pure isn't as intimate and haunting as Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go, and it doesn't come close to the power of the dystopian classics - Brave New World, 1984, Animal Farm, Fahrentheit 451. |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Top 10 films Sydney Morning Herald IT WON'T take long to guess the secret at the heart of Mark Romanek's adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's very British novel but the film works as both a muted horror story and a tear-jerker. Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightley and Andrew Garfield play young ... |