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Williams' mother, Mildren, née Curnoe, was a campaigner for female suffrage. His father, Alec, was a teacher. He had an older brother named Joseph, who later became a schoolteacher.
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William Golding was born in Newquay, Cornwall, England, in 1911. -
William Golding was known to be a brat, and he enjoyed hurting people. He was terrified of the cemetery behind his home and of the cellar of his home. He often spent time reading. He attended the school where his father taught, Marlborough Grammar School. He grew up in Marlborough, Wiltshire, in a house that backed onto a church graveyard, which instilled a lifelong fear of the graves and a deep dread of the house's cellar. He also had one older brother named Joseph.
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William Golding started school in 1921 at Marlborough Grammar School and went to Brasenose College in Oxford from 1930 to 1935. In 1935, he graduated with his MA from Oxford, and then in 1937, he received a Diploma in Education from Oxford. When he started school, he unichonly was studying Natural, then he switched his degree to Literature.
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William Golding started his career in 1930. Then he started early poetry in 1954. Then in 1980, he died and during his career he made a total of 12 novels.
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William Golding was involved in many things, like being a novelist, poet, playwright, teacher, and Royal Navy during World War II. He was involved in things till the day he died since he was still writing.
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William Golding first started to write his first book in 1951, and he gave the book to the public in 1954. He then continued to make books and made a total of 12 books. When he died, he had started his last book but it was released years after his death in 1995.
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The Book Lord Of The Flies was published on September 17, 1954, but William Golding started writing in 1951. He got inspiration from his experiences in the Royal Navy during World War II. -
In 1983 he got the Nobel Prize in Liticher for his novels, the brook Prize in 1980 for his Rites of Passage, he was also knighted by the Queen Elisabeth II in 1988 for his contrubutions to liticher, Memorial Prize in 1979 for Darkness Visible and being appointed a Coommander of the order of the Britich empier in 1966.
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William died at the age of 81 in 1993 from a heart attack. He died in his home, Tullimaar, in Perranarworthal, Cornwall, England.