In 1986, Ishiguro another novel, 'An Artist of the Floating World', is a novel biography of an artist. Who remembers the past of his military career. This novel was ranked in the Sequence list of the Booker Prize that year. His later novel, 'The Remains of the Day'', was a reminder of a British old Butler composed in England's post-war battle in 1989. The novel receives a Booker Prize. It has been filming. The film was also awarded in 1993. ''The Unconcealed'' was published in 1997. The novel is a pianist's cruel life. Who lost his memory. In 2000, When We Were Orphans' is written and published. It was a mystery novel. This novel is filmed in 2010 ('Never Let Me Go') was written in 2005.
Here one thing can be seen, most of Ishiguru's novels have been filmed and spectacular. In his novel, he has highlighted the class division of British society in excellent quality. His language is fluent, simple, fatless and spontaneous. He has built every novel as an architecture with the shelter of 'Narrative'. In his 35 years of his literary career, he has won numerous awards for his outstanding prose. Almost all the novels are written in the first person. Ishiguro used a very intimate style in these novels. The tradition of the Japanese novel have not developed, Ishiguru has not stepped in. His way is quite different. He built his own aesthetic world. Japanese art-culture dancers are not in his novels. He must be fully judged by the fact that he is left entirely in the background of British writers and English literature.
He has written in English. Another popular Japanese novelist Murakami wrote in the Japanese language, then it is translated into English, but Ishiguru, not that. He wrote directly in the English language. Born in Japan's port city of Nagasaki in 1954, But somewhere there is no memory of his refugee life. Maybe it was only five years old, that's why childhood memories did not sculpt in his subconscious. But in some of his novels, the horrors of the world war came as a backdrop. Although born 9 years after World War II, he expressed his sad consequences and reaction to the war in his writings. Note that in the sixties of our identity with Japanese literature. Through the Bengali translation of the Millennial Prize of the Nobel Laureate Yasuni Khawar. At that time, the novel was published in the 'Country' weekly in Kolkata.
Kawabata to the readers of Bangladesh and the latest Booker's winning Murakami is not as close as Ishiguro. Although the nation is Japanese, Ishiguro is a British novelist to us. In an interview with a journalist of The Times Book Review, she said, "Sherlock Holmes attracts me very much at the age of nine or ten. I was so impressed that it was also revealed in my conduct. "He studied English literature and philosophy at Kate University, London, Cantaber, London. Later, in the Creative Writing Class, a number of British writers got the opportunity to come into direct contact, which played a key role in his life.
The Canadian Patient's Canadian novelist Michael Ordaz said, "I am very overwhelmed. He is a mystery writer who, after every publication of every book I am surprised.' Many such authors express their expressions and salute to Ishiguro. He has brought such fantasy to his novel, as well as 'fantasy', some critics say, 'magic has brought reality' too. A certain doctrine could not attack him.
Ishiguro is the 29th Novel Winner Novelist. He is not just in Britain, all over the world, even in Japan. Her novel was commercially successful. In America, his novel 2.5 million copies were sold.
His happy marriage with wife Laura and the only daughter Naomi. The wife is a social worker. Age is 62 now, writing regularly, Kazuo Ishiguro is very friendly and popular among his contemporary writers. In the literary career of 35 years, he received numerous international literary awards. In private life, he is very modest. Undoubtedly after the Nobel Prize, the world's reader will recite it again.
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