Martha had been struck by a line in a Doris Lessing novel-"I don't enjoy pleasure"-and decided that what she enjoyed in life were surprises and work. "But it's alarming," she wrote to Teecher, "to grow less and less gregarious. I can hardly bear social occasions; I feel as if I'd written the script long ago." While"
( Caroline Moorehead )
[ Gellhorn: A Twentieth-Century ]
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