Kazuo Ishiguro

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Ishiguro Explains
How He Wrote
Remains of the
Day in 4 Weeks

Oct 5, 2017 6:09 PM CDT

Ishiguro Explains How He Wrote Remains of the Day in 4 Weeks

'Guardian' is re-running 2014 piece in wake of Nobel win

(Newser) - In the wake of Kazuo Ishiguro being awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, the Guardian is re-running a 2014 piece the author wrote for the paper about how he wrote his most famous work, Remains of the Day, in just four weeks. It was 1987, and he'd quit his...

562 Top Writers: Time for 'Digital Bill of Rights'

562 Top Writers:
Time for 'Bill of
Digital Rights'

Dec 10, 2013 6:32 AM CST

562 Top Writers: Time for 'Bill of Digital Rights'

Authors from 81 countries cite surveillance concerns

(Newser) - Yesterday, these guys came together to call on the world to limit spying; today, the globe's leading writers are taking up the mantle. Some 562 authors, from Margaret Atwood to Don DeLillo to Ian McEwan, are following tech firms' anti-surveillance push with one of their own: They're calling...

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