The golden notebook

Nobel Prize for Literature 2007
The "Golden Notebook" is Doris Lessing's most famous book and a modern classic. The story is told by two women, two friends - the writer Anna Wulf and the actress Molly Jacobs. Both are in their forties, divorced and have a child to care for: unattached women who go through many relationships, durable and unsustainable. Woven into the story of the two women are the notebooks of the writer Anna - the black, the red, the yellow and the blue - and finally the golden notebook.
An important novel in pioneering literary form about the intellectual and moral climate of the mid-20th century - and at the same time a great book about female intellectuality.