This author created the fictional show Twice a Week or More, which is actually broadcast three times a week and offers the chance to maintain "the best of taste" in the absence of meetings of the Hayes Society. One of this author's characters borrows his new boss's car for a "motoring trip" on which he visits Mrs. Benn. This author wrote a novel whose characters go to Norfolk because they believe that lost things go there and who end up finding a (*) cassette. One of this author's protagonists earnestly tries to become 
This author created the fictional show Twice a Week or More, which is actually broadcast three times a week and offers the chance to maintain "the best of taste" in the absence of meetings of the Hayes Society. One of this author's characters borrows his new boss's car for a "motoring trip" on which he visits Mrs. Benn. This author wrote a novel whose characters go to Norfolk because they believe that lost things go there and who end up finding a (*) cassette. One of this author's protagonists earnestly tries to become better at "the key to human worth," banter. In a novel by this author, Madame reveals that "deferrals" never existed. This author who wrote about Lord Darlington's butler Stevens also created Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy, clones raised to be organ donors. For 10 points, name this recent Nobel Laureate who wrote The Remains of the Day and Never Let Me Go.
This author created the fictional show Twice a Week or More, which is actually broadcast three times a week and offers the chance to maintain "the best of taste" in the absence of meetings of the Hayes Society.
Kazuo Ishiguro