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birth
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Began studying science
Golding began attending Brasenose College at Oxford and spent two years studying science. -
began studying lituature
after 2 years of science, William Golding started studying literature. -
First poems published
Some of Goldings poems were published as a part of Macmillan's Contemporary Poets series -
began career in theater
Golding began working as a writer, actor, and producer in a small theater in London -
ended career in theater
in 1930, Golding ended his career in theater in order to teach -
began career as a teacher
In 1939, Golding began teaching English and philosophy in Salisbury at Bishop Wordsworth's School -
Married
married Ann Brookfield -
began service
began service in the navy during world war II -
ended service
ended serving in the navy -
published lord of the flies
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began writing full time
Golding left Bishop Wordsworth's School to write full time -
first film of lord of the flies
Peter Brook made a film of lord of the flies -
published 'rites of passage'
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awarded Booker McConnell Prize
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won Nobel prize
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Knighted
Golding was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II -
second film of lord of the flies
new film of the Lord of the Flies released -
Death
Golding died of a heart attack