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William Golding Was Born in Cornwall England
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William Golding
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Golding attened Brasenose College at Oxford
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Golding published his first work
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Golding graguated from Oxford with a bachelor of arts in English
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Golding started teaching English and Philosophy
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Golding quit teaching to join the Royal Navy and fight in world war II
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World war II ending and Golding went back to teaching and writing
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Golding published his first novel "Lord of The Flies"
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Golding left Bishop Wordsworth's School to write full time.
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A year after Golding retired from teaching
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Golding was awarded the 1983 Noble Prize for Literature.
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Golding was knighted by England's Oueen Elizabeth II
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A film version of Lord of the Flies was released.
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William Golding Died in Perranarworthal, Cornwall, England
