Lessing, Doris: 1919 - 2013
Information About Doris Lessing
- General Information
- Facts
- Bibliography
- Biography
- Podcast
Biography
- Articles
- Doris Lessing on Feminism, Communism and 'Space Fiction' by Lesley Hazelton, New York Times, July 25, 1982
- Where to start with Doris Lessing: a guide to her best works. Booker Prize Foundation; May 25, 2023
- Mrs. Lessing Addresses Some of Life's Puzzles by Herbert Mitgang, New York Times, April 22, 1984.
- Doris Lessing Says She Used Pen Name to Show New Writers' Difficulties by Edwin McDowell, New York Times, September 23, 1984.
- A Notorious Life: Salon interview.
- Writing the Self: Selected Works of Doris Lessing by Lynda Scott, Department of English, University of Otago, New Zealand, 1996
- A singular survivor : "She makes no concessions to a younger readership. The book is written in her usual, arid prose, free of the humorous nips and tucks authors sometimes deploy to make readers feel they are in on a private joke." The Guardian; April 24, 1999
- Margret Drabble on Doris Lessing. Royal Society Literature; November 8, 2012
- Doris Lessing - The Reluctant Heroine
- Obituaries
- Audio (13:52)
Remembering Doris Lessing. NPR Radio; November 18, 2013
transcript - Remembering Literary Icon Doris Lessing. WNYC Radio, New York; November 18, 2013
- Nobel prize-winning novelist Doris Lessing has died. Listen to some interviews she gave to the Guardian. In interviews with the Guardian down the years, she also discusses why women have a better relationship than men with the universe, her astonishment that the language of her fiction continued to upset people, and why it is nonsense to say that the novel is dying. The Guardian Books Podcast. November 18, 2013
- Audio (13:52)