Never Let Me Go: Context & Writers Techniques (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Never Let Me Go: Context & Writers Techniques
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Birth year of Kazuo Ishiguro

1954

Prize Ishiguro won for 'The Remains of the Day' (1989)

Booker Prize

'Never Let Me Go' publication year

2005

Name of first cloned mammal (1990s)

Dolly (a sheep)

Narrative perspective in 'Never Let Me Go'

First-person by Kathy H.

Literary technique Ishiguro is known for

Dramatic irony

Type of coming-of-age story the novel is

Bildungsroman

Euphemism used for death in the novel

Completion

What the Gallery at Hailsham symbolises

Illusion of individuality and creativity

What Kathy's cassette 'Songs After Dark' symbolises

Longing for connection and normalcy

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