The Latest Breaking News from Kazuo Ishiguro

Jenna Ortega wishes people were more 'present'

Jenna Ortega has revealed her hopes for Klara and the Sun, the new sci-fi movie.

BANG Premier · Oct 16

Taika Waititi and Jenna Ortega's Klara and the Sun savaged by critics

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The Independent UK · Oct 16

Klara and the Sun review – Taika Waititi’s manic pixie dream robot sci-fi is a sentimental mess

The director of Hunt for the Wilderpeople and Jojo Rabbit turns Kazuo Ishiguro’s AI fable into a twee, tiresome tale of love and grief

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

The authors who admit to using AI: ‘I have absolutely no shame about it’

BOOKS: The rise of AI has shaken the publishing industry, seen as a danger to writers’ livelihoods and an existential threat to human creativity. But not everyone is running scared. Annabel Nugent talks to the authors embracing AI in their work

The Independent UK · Jun 19

Kazuo Ishiguro announces 1930s spy caper to be published next year

Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger is the first novel from the Nobel laureate since 2021’s Klara and the Sun and draws on the author’s love of music, art and Golden Age cinema

The Guardian - UK · Jun 16

Nobel Prize winner Kazuo Ishiguro announces new novel after 5 years

’Klara and the Sun’ author’s new novel will be set in 1930s England

The Independent UK · Jun 16

Want to illustrate a Kazuo Ishiguro novel?

Entries open for The Folio Book Illustration Award 2026.

Creative Bloq · Apr 3

Oscar contenders and women of substance – what to watch, read and see this week

I just finished watching The Studio, Seth Rogen’s hilarious Apple TV satire of life inside an old school Hollywood production company. One of the standout episodes was set in the audience at the Golden Globes. It perfectly captures the peculiar theatre of awards shows: stars smiling and clapping furiously while…

The Conversation · Mar 13

A Pale View of Hills review – two-stranded adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro novel in the shadow of the A-bomb

Kei Ishikawa’s take on Ishiguro’s first published work is frustrating and bland, undermining its fascinating characters’ emotional truths

The Guardian - UK · Mar 11

A Pale View of Hills: the legacy of atomic bombings in Japan is explored in this adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel

How much do any of us really know about who we are? This question haunts director Kei Ishikawa’s adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s first novel, A Pale View of Hills (1982).

The Conversation · Mar 10