Kazuo Ishiguro is a Japanese-born graduate of Malcolm Bradbury's literary course who wrote the most English novel of the late 20th century! 2017 Nobel Prize winner.The Rest of the Day is a butler's diary, life from Barrymore's point of view. His style is based on restraint, which reveals itself in the very mechanics of speech. The hero does not consider it possible to express his feelings, and at the linguistic level, this kind of asceticism leads to remarkable results - we have before us a kind of reverse side of Dostoevsky with his uncontrollable flow of emotions.In 1989, Ishiguro unanimously received Booker (and this was perhaps the only decision of the Booker Committee in the entire history of the award that did not provoke a protest from anyone). James Ivory's film adaptation of the same name, starring Anthony Hopkins, was a great success.And Boris Akunin wrote a kind of remake of The Remains of the Day - the novel Coronation.In a4-pdf format the publisher's layout of the book has been saved.