"The Grass Is Singing" is a novel by Doris Lessing, published in 1950. Set in Southern Africa, it explores the life of Mary Turner, a white woman living on a farm. The story delves into themes of isolation, racial tension, and the complexities of colonial life. As Mary struggles with her marriage to Dick Turner and the harsh realities of her environment, her mental state deteriorates. The narrative examines her relationships with the local African community and the impact of societal expectations, ultimately leading to a tragic conclusion that reflects the broader issues of race and gender in the region.