Posted on 26/11/05
The Globe 100
INTERNATIONAL FICTIONNever Let Me Go By Kazuo Ishiguro Knopf Canada, 287 pages, $34.95 The latest novel by the author of Remains of the Day and The Unconsoled is an experiment in timing, suspense and ambiguity. Never Let Me Go begins as if it were going to be an account of a glorious childhood at a privileged estate/school called Hailsham. But Ishiguro has decided surprises in store, to reveal any more of which would be unfair, though it would not spoil one's pleasure in the author's spare, lovely prose and his ability to take the moral temperature of a time and place. -- André Alexis
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