I've been reading Quichotte by sir Rushdie of the fatwa clan. It's a bit hackish for modern commentary, but the man is still a great writer which makes is easy to wade through.
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Just finished Artists of the Floating World by Ishiguro and about to start Remains of the Day. Good book and a big fan of his writing style.
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Ishiguro was completely deserving of his Nobel Prize. Never Let Me Go is a solid book too if you haven't been spoiled on the premise ahead of time. Even knowing it's good, but it's much better if you go in blind.
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Was it that good? I read it in high school and didn’t really enjoy it.
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Never Let Me Go? I thought it was solid, and more modern than The Remains of the Day. I think Remains is still his best book though. To clarify, he won the Nobel for his total body of work, which I think was deserved.
I just like the way he tells stories, and the way he captures very specific kinds of despair. He makes it easy to viscerally understand the complex sorrow of a life that I would never choose for myself, and that takes skill.
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Ishiguro is really good
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