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William Golding was born on September 19, 1911 In Cornwall England to a suffragette mother and schoolmaster father. (Biography)
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His father sends him here hoping he will become a scientist however, he studies literature (biography)
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In 1934 William publishes his first book which consists of poems, this book is hugely criticized (biography)
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In 1935 William becomes a Philosophy/English teacher at Bishop Wordsworth's school (biography)
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Married Ann Brookfield in 1939, just one year before he goes to war
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William halts his teaching and becomes a soldier for the Navy, he is placed on a battleship for the next 6 years (biography)
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Golding's first child David was born in 1940 (biography)
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Judith, William's second child is born in 1945, after he arrives home from war
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In 1945, after WW2 is over, William returns to his teaching job for a while (biography
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In 1954 William finally published his first novel called "Lord of The Flies" which has been rejected by many. (biography)
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In 1962, Golding retires from his teaching position. and in the later years he receives many awards for his novel (biography)
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In 1963, the "Lord of The Flies" Movie is released, Directed by Peter Cook (biography)
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In 1983, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature (biography)
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In 1988, The Queen of England, Elizabeth ll honors Golding by Knighting him. (biography)
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In 1990, just three years before Golding's death, a new film version of " Lord of The Flies" was released
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Golding dies from a heart attack in his home city on June 19, 1993 (biography)