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"The breadth and freshness of these essays, introduced by the co-editors' fine overview of Doris Lessing's expressions of historical change through literary forms, reinforces the author's undiminished appeal to contemporary scholars and readers. Exploring formal elements of Lessing's work--characterization, humour, readership, and film and dream analogues--along with politics and history, human evolution, climate change, and time travel, these essays are timely, ambitious, and intellectually engaging.--Roberta Rubenstein, American University The essays in this new collection... energize Lessing's engagement with several vectors of crisis deeply relevant for urgent contemporary challenges.--Lara Choksey, University of Warwick ""Doris Lessing Studies Issue 35"""

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Kevin Brazil is Lecturer in Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Century British Literature, University of Southampton. David Sergeant is Lecturer in English post-1850 at Plymouth University. Tom Sperlinger is Reader in English Literature and Community Engagement at the University of Bristol.

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