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On September 19, 1911 Mildred Golding gave birth to the well known author, William Golding. William was born in Cornwall, England.
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William attempted to write his own novel to no avail. William turned to bullying for comfort and would describe his childhood self as a brat.
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In 1934, William Golding published his first piece of work. Golding published a collection of poems that was often overlooked by critics.
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William Golding began teaching english and philosophy in Salsbury. Golding taught for 5 years until going on a temporary leave.
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In 1940, William Golding left his teaching job to support the Royal Navy in World War II. Golding spent nearly six years of his life supporting his country.
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In 1945, William Golding left the Royal Navy after the end of World War II. Golding returned to his teaching position for the remainder of his career.
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After 21 rejections, William Golding finally got his most succesfull book, "te Lord of the Flies" published.
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Willam Golding was awarded the Nobel for literarure in 1983, after publishing "the Lord of the Flies"
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In 1988, William Golding was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
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William Golding passed away due to a heart attack in the same town he was born in, Cornwall, England. Golding spent the last of his days with his adoring wife Anne.
