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Doris Lessing holds a place of singular distinction in the history of post war English fiction. Described as the ‘most fearless woman novelist in the world,unabashed ex-communist and uncompromising feminist. Lessing holds a unique place among twentieth century women writers for the sheer number,variety and scope of her work. Lessing is a writer in whose works the personal invariably merges with the political and the individual is seldom inseparable from the collective. Deeply rooted in the socio-political milieu of her time, Lessingwas nevertheless well ahead of her generation in many respects. ‘The Golden Note Book’thus contains two strains. Politically it is a stark portrayal of communism, racial and sexual exploitation. Equally important, as these political actions, are the innermost feelings of the characters and their actions.

Between Spaces of Silence and Violence Re-Critiquing Doris Lessing’s Anna Wulf from the Golden Notebook