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Novelist William Golding discussed writing style in the Kirkland House Junior Common Room last night and concluded that "if a man has style, it's because he has one thing or nothing to say. If a man goes on living, life becomes more abundant for him, and he has more...
"A young writer, one with nothing to say, has to go to style," said the British author. After reading a parody of his own on C.S. Forester ("author of that singularly topical book, Death of the French"), Golding cited it as an example of "pure style" to point out the...
Golding read two widely different descriptions of water from his book, Lord of the Flies, and commented that "it was a wild, whirling book, and has a wild, whirling style," not necessarily found in his other works.
The Inheritors, by William Golding. Neanderthals battle Homo sapiens, and the future looks only dimly promising in this gripping novel about the beginning of mankind.
The Inheritors, by William Golding. Neanderthals battle Homo sapiens and the future looks bleak indeed in this gripping novel about the beginning of mankind.