Doris Lessing Wins 2007 Nobel Prize for Literature
Ms. Lessing, who turned 88 on October 22, never finished high school and largely educated herself through her voracious reading. She was born to British parents in Persia (now Iran), was raised in colonial Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), and now lives in London. She has written dozens of books of fiction, as well as plays, non-fiction, and an autobiography. She is the 11th woman to win a Nobel Prize in literature. Here is the latest coverage of the announcement with links to books.
October 11, 2007 —
News Coverage from Around the World
The Voice of America
The New York Times
The Nobel Prize Website
For Your Home Library
The Grass Is Singing: A Novel (Perennial Classics)
The Golden Notebook: Perennial Classics edition (Perennial Classics)
Learning How to Learn: Psychology and Spirituality in the Sufi Way (Arkana)
The Sweetest Dream: A Novel
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