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Pronunciation: [dˈɒɹɪs lˈɛsɪŋ] (IPA)

Doris Lessing was a British-Zimbabwean novelist and short story writer, known for exploring themes of feminism, politics, and human relationships in her literature. She is also recognized as a champion of social change during her lifetime. Lessing's works have garnered critical acclaim, including her novels "The Golden Notebook" and "The Grass is Singing." Synonyms for the name Doris Lessing could include the terms author, writer, feminist, social activist, and Nobel laureate. Her legacy continues to inspire writers and readers alike, standing as a testament to the power of the written word and advocating for societal change.

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  • I am late with the new Doris Lessing []. I make no apology: it has taken me a long time to read (568 pages of close print) and at the end of it all I feel cheated. This talented writer has attempted an experiment which has failed, essayed a scale which is beyond her....This is a book of revolt – political, social, sexual. Anna [the heroine] became a Communist in South Africa, seeing in Communism a "moral energy" not to be found in other creeds or in the long-entrenched privileged class. Anna is also concerned with being a "free woman" – rebelling against traditional male dominance – and with achieving maximal erotic fulfilment....There is no doubt about the great moral virtues here – intelligence, honesty, integrity – but it is the aesthetic virtues that seem to be lacking. The characters do not really interest us: when we have dialogue it is strangely unnatural … Mrs Lessing’s old singleness of vision, her strength as a writer, is not to be found here. [Review in the English provincial newspaper the , 1962]
    Anthony Burgess

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