Today, the ninth anniversary of the departure of British writer Doris Lesning, as she left our world on November 17, 2013, a British writer and novelist, won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007, and the eleventh lady who has the award in the literature category, and the eldest age winner in This category, and during the following lines, we explain some important information about the famous British writer Darws Lesning on the anniversary of her departure:
Drews Lesning was born in Kermanshah, Iran on October 22, 1919.
– She moved with her family to a British colony in the southern Rodishia “Zimbabwe” in 1925.
She studied at Dominican Covent High School until she was thirteen years old.
Her first writing began in 1937.
Lesning joined, after her divorce, the Left Book Club, one of the communist books clubs.
One of her most famous works is “The Golden Notebook”.
Her name was mentioned in a BBC documentary, entitled Alevinity.
She won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007, and she is the eleventh lady who has the award in the literature category.
– The largest winners of the Nobel Prize in Arts.
Druis Lesning died on this day, November 17, 2013 at the age of 94..
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