Doris Lessing, the Nobel Prize-winning author whose novel âAdoreâ was adapted as a Naomi Watts starter this year, has died in London. She was 94. Her publisher, HarperCollins, said the author of more ...
Doris Lessingâs Golden Notebook remains shocking, necessary and imperfect â a dazzling experiment in living as a woman ...
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Over a long lifeâshe was 94 when she died on Nov. 17âLessing produced dozens of novels, stories and essaysâand one explosive device. It was her great and intricate second novel, The Golden Notebook, ...
On November 10, a group of seven women will sit down and dive into The Golden Notebook, the 1962 Doris Lessing novel that still figures large in the feminist canon. Like book clubbers everywhere, the ...
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden â British writer Doris Lessing won the 2007 Nobel Prize in literature, the Swedish Academy said Thursday, citing her âskepticism, fire and visionary powerâ in dozens of works, ...
Ms. Lessing was an uninhibited and outspoken novelist who produced dozens of novels, short stories, essays and poems, embarking on dizzying and at times stultifying literary experiments. By Helen T.
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