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  • P. D. James talks about her award-winning book "A Taste for Death"

    Oct. 31, 1986
  • Interview with Dorothy Scannell

    Sep. 19, 1975

    Author of Mother Knows Best

  • Doris May Lessing discusses the inspiration behind "The Four-Gated City"

    Jun. 10, 1969

    Doris May Lessing discusses the inspiration behind "The Four-Gated City", her thoughts about science and humanity, and her predictions for the future.

  • Doris Lessing discusses her book "Walking in the Shade"

    Oct. 8, 1997

    "Walking in the Shade: Volume 2 of My Autobiography, 1949-1962", starts with Doris Lessing moving to England. Lessing wrote many books and she said it's annoying when her readers only remember 1 or 2 of her books. After having lived through 2 wars and a bombing, Lessing mentions how she's surprised that more people in society aren't crazy, similar to the craziness of all that's transpired in the world.

  • Discussing the book "A Sport of Nature" with the author Nadine Gordimer.

    Oct. 5, 1987
  • Arnold Wesker and Doris Lessing discuss the poor, literature, and theater among other topics in England ; part 1

    Sep. 1, 1970

    Arnold Wesker and Doris Lessing discuss the poor, theater, and literature in England. They also discuss art, life, values, race relations, and what people from other countries have in common . The interview takes place in England.

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