Which writer, author of “The Golden Notebook,” received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007 for her work that with its poetic power has sketched the landscape of the forsaken?

Doris Lessing

Doris Lessing received the Nobel Prize in 2007, hailed for her sharp social critique and exploration of female identity in "The Golden Notebook." Born in Iran and raised in Zimbabwe, Lessing used her life experiences to question inequalities and conventions, becoming a major voice in feminism. Her writing, crossing genres and borders, constantly defies expectations, encouraging a reassessment of power structures. Lessing leaves behind a powerful literary legacy, testifying to the complexity of human experience through the prism of her diverse work.