Kazuo Ishiguro’s, The Buried Giant (Random House, 2015) is a tale signifying something, but the critics aren’t sure what.   Jon Ronson of the New York Times (Click) calls it a fantasy or a story akin to allegory.  Tim Holland of The Guardian attempts to cover all the basis, lin

When I was a kid, my friends and I spoke in pig Latin when we wanted privacy while others were present.   The rules were simple and familiar to many, though in our smugness, we weren’t aware of that until our 4th grade teacher, Mrs. Brown, slapped us down with a few pig Latin phra