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Kazuo Ishiguro said he won the Nobel Prize for making people cry – 20 years later, Never Let Me Go should make us angry

By Matthew Taft, Course Coordinator in English and Theatre Studies, The University of Melbourne

Our cultural touchstone series looks at works that have had a lasting influence.

Kazuo Ishiguro’s Never Let Me Go was published 20 years ago. Since then, the Japanese-born English writer has been awarded the Nobel Prize in 2017 and knighted for services to literature…

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