Each work of Kazuo Ishiguro is an event in world literature. His novels have been translated into more than forty languages. The books “The Remains of the Day” and “Never Let Me Go” have sold over a million copies. “The Buried Giant” is an unusual, fascinating novel. The author takes us to medieval England, when the Britons fought with the Saxons, and the land was shrouded in gloom, making us forget what we had just lived An hour is as fast as a morning lived many years ago. An elderly couple, Axel and Beatrice, leave their village and embark on a journey full of dangers - they want to find their son, whom they have not seen for many years. Ishiguro tells a story about memory and oblivion, about revenge and war, about love and forgiveness. But the main thing is about people, about how, by and large, we are all alone.

REVIEWS ABOUT THE BOOK: If I were asked to choose Ishiguro’s favorite novel, I would called "The Buried Giant."

David Mitchell

Like other important books, "The Buried Giant" will not be forgotten for a long time, you will return to it again and again. Ishiguro is not afraid to address global and at the same time personal themes, using myths, history and fantastic motifs as tools. The Buried Giant is an exceptional novel.

Neil Gaiman

The most unusual, risky and ambitious book Ishiguro has written in 33 years of writing.

The New York Times

Ishiguro is an extraordinary, extraordinary genius.

New York Times

The best and most original writer of his generation.

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