The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro

The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro

Axl and Beatrice are old Britons living in a warren after the death of Arthur, and something is wrong with everyone's memory — nobody in the village can recall more than a few days back. They decide to walk to a son's village they can barely remember having.

On the road are a Saxon warrior, an ageing Sir Gawain, ogres, and a she-dragon whose breath is the mist itself. Ishiguro's subject is whether a society should recover what it has forgotten, or whether the forgetting is the only thing preventing the killing from starting again — and whether a marriage works the same way.

By the Nobel laureate. Divisive on publication and increasingly regarded as one of his best.

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