Japanese-born British novelist Kazuo Ishiguro, the winner of this year's Nobel Prize in literature, has spent his career weaving layers of memory into stories that have moved readers around the world.In a 2015 interview with Kyodo News while on a visit to Japan, Ishiguro, now 62, said he started writing novels to preserve what he remembered of the country he had left behind as a young child.Born in Nagasaki in 1954, Ishiguro emigrated to Britain aged 5 with his family due to his father's work.Addressing a press conference on a trip to Japan in 1989, he said his long absence may have been fu…READ FULL ARTICLE
