VOICED : Ganador del Premio Nobel de Literatura: crei que era una broma

Kazuo Ishiguro, a British author of Japanese origin, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. Initially, he thought the announcement was a joke. At 62, Ishiguro is exploring new creative avenues, including collaborating on a graphic novel, which he finds exciting as it connects to his childhood love for manga. The Swedish Academy describes his work as a blend of Jane Austen, Franz Kafka, and Marcel Proust.

What was Kazuo Ishiguro's initial reaction to winning the Nobel Prize in Literature?

• He was overjoyed and celebrated immediately.

• He thought it was a mistake.

• He believed it was a joke.

• He was indifferent to the news.

What new project is Kazuo Ishiguro considering?

• Directing a movie.

• Collaborating on a graphic novel.

• Writing a new novel.

• Composing music.

What childhood interest of Ishiguro's is connected to his new project?

• Collecting stamps.

• Watching anime.

• Playing video games.

• Reading manga.

Which authors did the Swedish Academy compare Ishiguro to?

• Jane Austen and Franz Kafka.

• Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald.

• Charles Dickens and Mark Twain.

• Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky.

Who did Kazuo Ishiguro succeed as a Nobel Laureate?

• Gabriel García Márquez.

• Toni Morrison.

• Bob Dylan.

• Alice Munro.