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Ishiguro returns to 1930s England in witty new spy novel Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro's next novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic 'The Remains of the Day:” England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announce...

A new Ishiguro novel heads to 1930s England, with spies, music and wit NEW YORK (AP) — Nobel laureateKazuo Ishiguro'snext novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. Join our family of readers starting at $5 for your first month and support local, unbiased journalism. Already have an account?Log in to continue. Otherwise, follow the link below to join. Click hereto see your options for becoming a subscriber. Click herecreate a free account for posting comments. Note that free accounts do not include access to premium content on this site. NEW YORK (AP) — Nobel laureateKazuo Ishiguro'snext novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A.…

Kazuo Ishiguro's new novel set in 1930s England to debut in 2027 | AP News This cover image released by Knopf shows “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” by Kazuo Ishiguro. (Knopf via AP) NEW YORK (AP) — Nobel laureateKazuo Ishiguro’snext novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. “One feels palpable joy in the exploits of the novel’s characters, in their innate goodness and irresistible acts of heroism, in the innocence and vivaciousness that literally has them bursting into song,” Pavlin said in a statement. “I defy any reader to resist Miss Lambert’s charms.” Ishiguro, awarded the Nobel in 2017, is also known for the novels “Never Let Me Go” and “An Artist in the Floating World.” Taika Waititi’s film adaptation of …

Nobel Prize Winner Kazuo Ishiguro Announces New 1930s Spy Novel Nobel Prize-winning author Kazuo Ishiguro is set to publish a new novel next year, marking his first full-length fiction release since Klara and the Sun. The upcoming book, titled 'Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger', will be published in March 2027. Ishiguro’s UK publisher Faber has described the novel as a spy caper set in 1938, with the story moving through hotels, trains, secrets and encounters that appear to draw on the glamour and intrigue of Golden Age cinema. Breaking It Down How does Ishiguro's writing style reflect his musical influences? What themes are prevalent in Ishiguro's novels? How does 'Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger' compare to Ishiguro's previous works? Created with AI. Errors are possible Also Read : The Classic Book That Still Understands Social Anxiety Better Than Modern Fiction The novel follows Richard Hadley, who becomes fascinated by the mysterious Miss Lambert. His curiosity leads him to a conference at a Devon hotel and later onto a train travelling towards Scotland. Along the way, he meets a school friend, a former Tory minister and several other figures who seem to belong to a world of …

A new Ishiguro novel heads to 1930s England, with spies, music and wit Kazuo Ishiguro's next novel, “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger,” is set in 1930s England NEW YORK --Nobel laureateKazuo Ishiguro'snext novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. “One feels palpable joy in the exploits of the novel’s characters, in their innate goodness and irresistible acts of heroism, in the innocence and vivaciousness that literally has them bursting into song,” Pavlin said in a statement. “I defy any reader to resist Miss Lambert’s charms.” Ishiguro, awarded the Nobel in 2017, is also known for the novels “Never Let Me Go” and “An Artist in the Floating World.” Taika Waititi's film adaptation of his “Klara and the Sun,” starr…

A new Ishiguro novel heads to 1930s England, with spies, music and wit This cover image released by Knopf shows "Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger" by Kazuo Ishiguro. (Knopf via AP) knopf via AP NEW YORK (AP) — Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro's next novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. Advertisement Article continues below this ad “One feels palpable joy in the exploits of the novel’s characters, in their innate goodness and irresistible acts of heroism, in the innocence and vivaciousness that literally has them bursting into song,” Pavlin said in a statement. “I defy any reader to resist Miss Lambert’s charms.” Ishiguro, awarded the Nobel in 2017, is also known for the novels “Never Let Me Go” and “An Artist in the…

Kazuo Ishiguro's new novel set in 1930s England to debut in 2027 - WDBO NEW YORK — Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro's next novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic "The Remains of the Day": England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. “One feels palpable joy in the exploits of the novel’s characters, in their innate goodness and irresistible acts of heroism, in the innocence and vivaciousness that literally has them bursting into song,” Pavlin said in a statement. “I defy any reader to resist Miss Lambert’s charms.” Ishiguro, awarded the Nobel in 2017, is also known for the novels “Never Let Me Go” and “An Artist in the Floating World.” Taika Waititi's film adaptation of his “Klara and the Sun,” starring Amy Adams and Jenna Ortega, is scheduled for October. Copyright 2026 The Associated Pr…

A New Ishiguro Novel Heads to 1930s England, With Spies, Music and Wit Jun 16 Nobel laureateKazuo Ishiguro'snext novel is set in a time and place familiar to fans of his classic “The Remains of the Day”: England in the 1930s. Alfred A. Knopf announced Tuesday that “Miss Lambert Steps Aboard Danger” will be published March 9. The novel is built around an encounter between the mysterious title character and a music hall aficionado in London in 1938, the year before World War II. Knopf Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Jordan Pavlin describes the book as a blend of spy fiction and the kind of wit P.G. Wodehouse was known for. “One feels palpable joy in the exploits of the novel’s characters, in their innate goodness and irresistible acts of heroism, in the innocence and vivaciousness that literally has them bursting into song,” Pavlin said in a statement. “I defy any reader to resist Miss Lambert’s charms.” Ishiguro, awarded the Nobel in 2017, is also known for the novels “Never Let Me Go” and “An Artist in the Floating World.” Taika Waititi's film adaptation of his “Klara and the Sun,” starring Amy Adams and Jenna Ortega, is scheduled for October. by Hillel Italie Copyright Associ…