"The Golden Notebook" is a novel by Doris Lessing, published in 1962. It follows the life of Anna Wulf, a writer who struggles with her identity and the complexities of her relationships. The narrative is structured around four notebooks, each representing different aspects of her life, including her personal experiences, political beliefs, and creative endeavors. The novel explores themes of feminism, mental health, and the fragmentation of modern life. It reflects the challenges faced by women in the 20th century and delves into the impact of societal expectations on personal freedom and creativity.