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In these twenty-four interviews spanning several decades, Doris Lessing talks frankly to a variety of interviewers--among them Joyce Carol Oates and Studs Terkel--about such subjects as her early years in Rhodesia, her involvement in Marxism and Sufism, her views on feminism, and her own fiction, especially The golden notebook.
Talking as a person / Roy Newquist -- The inadequacy of the imagination / Jonah Raskin -- Learning to put the questions differently / Studs Terkel -- One keeps going / Joyce Carol Oates -- The capacity to look at a situation coolly / Josephine Hendin -- Creating your own demand / Minda Bikman -- Testimony to mysticism / Nissa Torrents -- The need to tell stories / Christopher Bigsby -- Writing as time runs out / Michael Dean -- Running through stories in my mind / Michael Thorpe -- Placing their fingers on the wounds of our times / Margarete von Schwarzkopf -- Breaking down these forms / Stephen Gray -- Acknowledging a new frontier / Eve Bertelsen -- The habit of observing / Francois-Oliver Rousseau -- Caged by the experts / Thomas Frick -- Living in catastrophe / Brian Aldiss -- Watching the angry and destructive hordes go by / Claire Tomalin -- Drawn to a type of landscape / Sedge Thomson -- A writer is not a professor / Jean-Maurice de Montremy -- The older I get, the less I believe / Tan Gim Ean and others -- Unexamined mental attitudes left behind by communism / Edith Kurzweil -- Reporting from the terrain of the mind / Nigel Forde -- Voice of England, voice of Africa / Michael Upchurch -- Describing this beautiful and nasty planet / Earl G. Ingersoll.
Princeton, N.J. : Ontario Review Press ; New York : Distributed by G. Braziller, c1994