Nature of Man in the First Six Fantasy Novels of William Golding

About the Book

This critique, my greatest achievement at my alma mater, the College of Wooster, could have been beneficial. A health mind, lost directly thereafter due to poor support in job searching, saw college life as the best and worst times of my life. From this highly demanding envious arose my document. Today daymares of my readers’ need for understanding William Golding in the light see my picking up some. Currently my medical compliance shall determine future success. Eager commitment to novel writing encourages keeping out of the mental institution. I am now seriously blessed by a good God, who seeing how some live wants William Golding as preferably by a British icon for His people to learn from.

About the Author

My critique of William Golding was originally achieved under direction of Dr. Thomas Clareson at the College of Wooster. The decision to study the nature of man in these works for me was his. These are Golding’s first six fantasies. He has achieved more since. The darkness of these works encourages light, the light of Jesus Christ. The people are blessed by a good God, even if significant appreciation can often lack. Churches reaching out awaken people of their communities, as Jesus respects even the lowest of the low. Hopefully, Golding encourages poverty to diminish, population to be curbed and a more optimistic picture to be rendered out our temporal environs. Such is inspired by these works of William Golding. Let us be uplifted by the spirit of Golding. We must become ones to be reminded of and see more fully with appreciation this gift, the gift of life.