Doris May Tayler

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Doris May Tayler, better known as Doris Lessing, was a British-Zimbabwean novelist and Nobel Prize in Literature laureate renowned for works such as "The Golden Notebook."

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instanceOf Nobel Prize laureate in Literature
essayist
feminist writer
human
memoirist
novelist
short story writer
alsoKnownAs Doris Lessing
awardReceived David Cohen Prize
James Tait Black Memorial Prize
Nobel Prize in Literature
Prix Médicis étranger
linked to: Prix Médicis

Somerset Maugham Award
citizenship Rhodesia
United Kingdom
Zimbabwe
countryOfBirth Iran
Persia
countryOfDeath United Kingdom
countryOfResidence Southern Rhodesia
linked to: Rhodesia

United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1919-10-22
dateOfDeath 2013-11-17
familyName Tayler
genre autobiographical fiction
literary fiction
political fiction
science fiction
givenName Doris
languageOfWorkOrName English
middleName May
movement feminism
socialist feminism
name Doris May Tayler
notableIdea exploration of gender and politics in fiction
notableWork Children of Violence series
Shikasta
The Fifth Child
The Golden Notebook
The Good Terrorist
The Grass Is Singing
occupation essayist
novelist
playwright
short story writer
writer
placeOfBirth Kermanshah
placeOfDeath London
linked to: London, England
pseudonym Doris Lessing
sexOrGender female

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Doris Lessing birthName Doris May Tayler
Doris May Tayler name Doris May Tayler