’’..just an imaginary city”: Aspects o f Time and Place Setting in Kazuo Ishiguro’s Early Fiction, 1982-1989

Mason Gregory, An Interview with Kazuo Ishiguro. Contemporary Literature (Fall 1989) 30.3.

Parrinder Patrick, Manly Scowls. London Review of Books 6 Feb. (1986).

Ishiguro Kazuo: A Pale View of Hills. Harmondsworth, Penguin 1983.

Milton Edith: In a Japan like Limbo. New York Times Book Review 9 May (1982).

Morton Kathryn: After the War Was Lost. New York Review of Book 6 June (1986).

Ishiguro Kazuo: An Artist of the Floating World. London, Faber 1986.

Strawson Galen: Tragically Disciplined and Dignified. Times Literary Supplement 19-25 May (1989).

Annan Gabriele: On the High Wire. The New York Review 7 Dec. (1989).

Thwaite Anthony: In Service. London Review of Books 18 May (1989).

Rushdie Salman: What the Butler Didn’t See. Observer 21 May (1989).

Ishiguro Kazuo: The Remains of the Day. New York, Vintage/Random House 1989.

Iyer Pico: Waiting upon History. Partisan Review 3 (1991).

Thwaite Anthony: Ghosts in the Mirror. Observer 14 Feb. (1982).

Mason Gregoty: Inspiring Images: The Influence of Japanese Cinema on the Writings ofKazuo Ishiguro. East-West Film Journal 3.2 (June 1989): 39-52.

Malcolm David: That Impossible Thing: The British Novel 1978-1982. Gdańsk, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego 2000, p. 143-151.