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Kazuo Ishisguro born in Nagasaki, Japan.
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Ishiguro's family immigrated to Great Britain.
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Attended Kent Uni. for his B.A. and in 1980 attended East Anglia Uni. for his M.A. Post-graduation Ishiguro began writing short stories in his free time from his charity job.
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Kazuo Ishiguro gained publicity for 3 short stories in the publication "Introduction 7: Stories by New Writers."
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First Novel: A Pale View Hills.
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Second Novel: Artist of the Floating World.
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Costa Book Awards
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Novel "Remains of the Day" released with later film adaption in 1933.
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Booker Prize
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Published: The Unconsoled.
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Grant the title "Officer of the British Order;" given to those who make outstanding contributions to the arts and sciences.
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Published: When We Were Orphans
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Wrote screenplay for "The Saddest Music in The World."
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Wrote screenplay for "The White Countess."
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Published: Never Let Me Go - (Film adaptation in 2010)
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Published short story collection: "Nocturnes: Five Stories of Music and Nightfall."
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Published: The Buried Giant
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Kazuo Ishiguro became officially knighted for his services to literature.