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An autobiography is as creative as fiction. In fact, any piece of writing is the author’s creative production as magnificently portrayed by Ted Hughes in “Thought Fox” via an evocative detail, “Till, with a sudden sharp hot stink of fox/ it enters the dark hole of the head. The window is starless still; the clock ticks / the page is printed.” (21-24). Creative process concretizes a part of the abstract historicity of the life of the author and serves as a source of the writer’s psychological unveiling. Writing has always been considered akin to a tool for psychotherapy and any piece of literature that contains tinges from the authorial life is purposefully crafted.

khazar journal of humanities and social sciences

“…Aspects of My Life that I am trying to Understand better”: Reinterpreting the Misinterpreted Mother in Doris Lessing’s under My Skin and the Grass is Singing