Doris Lessing

Love the writer for cats originated in early childhood, on the African farm where she grew up, and subsequently, these charming graceful creation accompanied her whole life. In the book of memories Lessing simply and entertainingly tells the stories of many of their favorites, and also talks about the mutual impact that people and cats have on each other.


In June 1995 Lessing was awarded the degree of doctor Harvard

University. In the same year he visited South Africa In December 1999 Doris

Lessing became the last in the past Millennium, the list of persons awarded

The order of the knights of honor, which is awarded to people who have "special

merit to the nation".




In January 2000 the National portrait

gallery in London took place the official opening of the portrait of Doris

Lessing works by the artist Leonard McComb.




The writer won the Nobel prize for literature for "epic female experience, in which with skepticism, passion and visionary force investigated broken civilization." Doris Lessing took post about the Nobel prize with appropriate irony. Using the poker term, she noticed they had a "flush" literary awards.




Getting

prize in 87 years old, she became the oldest winner in the history

The Nobel prize for literature. To her the oldest winner was Theodore

Mommsen, awarded in 1902 at the age of 85 years.

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