British novelist Kazuo Ishiguro underscored the fragility of the world and the "supreme value" of human life in a message for Sunday's 75th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of his birthplace Nagasaki."This is the anniversary of a terrible event. But this milestone also marks seventy-five years during which time there has been no repeat of what was inflicted on the people of Nagasaki that day," said Ishiguro, the 2017 Nobel Prize winner in literature.Touching on his mother Shizuko, who survived the attack as a teenager and went on to "enjoy a long, peaceful life," he said the commemora…READ FULL ARTICLE
