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The Golden Notebook, by Doris Lessing
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"The idea for this story intrigued me, and I began thinking how it should be written. How, for instance, would it changed if I used Ella instead of myself? . . . I began imagining how she would be . . . After a while I realised I ws doing what I had done before, creating 'the third' - the woman altogether better than I was. . . . I was thinking that quite possibly these marvellous, generous things we walk side by side with in our imaginations could come in existence, simply because we need them, because we imagine them."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Notebook
The Golden Notebook is a 1962 novel by British Nobel Prize-winning author Doris Lessing. Time Magazine included the novel in its TIME 100 Best English-language Novels from 1923 to 2005.
The Golden Notebook is the story of writer Anna Wulf, the four notebooks in which she keeps the record of her life, and her attempt to tie them all together in a fifth, gold-colored notebook. After the opening realistic section, ironically called "Free Women", the book fragments into Anna's four notebooks, colored black, red, yellow, and blue, respectively. Each notebook is returned to four times, creating non-chronological, overlapping sections.
The black notebook is for Anna's memories of her life in Central Africa, which inspired her own best-selling novel; the red one for her experiences with the British Communist Party; the yellow one for a fiction she writes that is based on the painful ending of her own love affair; and the blue one for recording her memories, dreams, and emotional life.
All four notebooks and the frame narrative testify to women's struggles with the conflicts of work, sex, love, maternity, and politics. This kind of novel became popular among English writers during the 1960s. In them, the novelist is interested in the process of writing and the finished product.
The Golden Notebook has been translated into other languages, and was the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature 2007.
www.dorislessing.org/thegolden.html
www.dorislessing.org/biography.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doris_Lessing
Over the years, Lessing has attempted to accommodate what she admires in the novels of the nineteenth century - their "climate of ethical judgement" - to the demands of twentieth-century ideas about consciousness and time. After writing the Children of Violence series (1951-1959), a formally conventional bildungsroman (novel of education) about the growth in consciousness of her heroine, Martha Quest, Lessing broke new ground with The Golden Notebook (1962), a daring narrative experiment, in which the multiple selves of a contemporary woman are rendered in astonishing depth and detail. Anna Wulf, like Lessing herself, strives for ruthless honesty as she aims to free herself from the chaos, emotional numbness, and hypocrisy afflicting her generation.
www.pbs.org/now/arts/lessing.html
pig fun in yelapa (10752)
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En route to dinner in the village, we passed this place w/ lots of livestock. Just as we got there, the pigs started getting frisky, and the guys hanging out by the path urged me in English to "take the picture! take the picture!" So I did, and we all had a good laugh.
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