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~ Born in 1911
~Lived in a small house by a graveyard in England
~Mother, Mildred, was a suffragist who fought for women's right to vote
~Father, Alex, was a schoolmaster
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~In 1963, Golding retired from teaching
~Perer Brook made a film adaption of Golding's first novel
~1983// Nobel Prize for Literature
~1988// knighted by England's Queen Elizabeth II -
~1935// Golding started teaching English and philosophy in Salisbury
~Golding worked in a settlement house and theatre
~Left teaching in 1940 and joined the Royal Navy to fight in WWII (spent 5 years in the Navy)
~1954// published his first novel "Lord of the Flies" -
~Died in Cornwall in 1993
~ Lived his life to the fullest
~Left his wife Ann and his two children behind