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William Golding was born in Cornwall, England
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Golding attempted to write his first novel at twelve years old, but was unsuccessful.
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A year before he graduated, he created a book of poems he entitled, POEMS
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Golding took a teaching position at Bishop Woodworth's School in Salisbury, England where he taught English and Philosophy.
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He suddenly leaves his job and joined the British war effort against the German Nazis.
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After the war ended he returned to his job as a teacher
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After being rejected twenty-one times, Golding was finally approved to publish 'Lord of the Flies'
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Peter Brook created a film adaptation of Golding's novel
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At the age of 73, Golding won a Nobel Prize in Literature for his novel, 'Lord of the Flies'
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William Golding died of a heart attack
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