In the last of the series about the changes that come with age, Professor Anthony Clare talks to novelist Doris Lessing. After an unhappy childhood, the self-confessed rebel outraged her parents by becoming a communist.
Now 76, Lessing is exasperated by the physical deterioration of old age but has no designs on retirement - she has just published her 21st novel and is currently writing the second volume of her autobiography. (Stereo) (Subtitled)