Golding
Golding is a surname, most notably associated with William Golding, the British novelist who wrote *Lord of the Flies*.
The name also appears in hop cultivation—Golding hops are a traditional English variety prized for their mild, floral aroma in brewing ales: East Kent Goldings give the beer its characteristic finish.
Dystopian island survival allegory
- Nobel laureateDistinguished achievement award recipient
- allegorySymbolic tale with deeper meaning
- human natureInborn behavioral tendencies shared universally
- moralityRight and wrong principles
symbolism · fable · dystopia · savagery · civilization · survival · innocence · evil
Hereditary portion of identity
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- genealogyStudy of family descent
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- lineageDescent from progenitors
English surname · patronymic · occupational name · goldsmith · metalworker · medieval · descendants · relatives
Lord of the Flies
Dystopian island survival allegory
- Nobel laureateDistinguished achievement award recipient
- allegorySymbolic tale with deeper meaning
- human natureInborn behavioral tendencies shared universally
morality · symbolism · fable · dystopia · savagery · civilization · survival · innocence · evil · shipwreck
family name
Hereditary portion of identity
lineage · English surname · patronymic · occupational name · goldsmith · metalworker · medieval · descendants · relatives · pedigree
GoldingJean-Jacques Rousseau
Mr. Rogers · Rousseau · Anne Frank · Emile · utopian fiction
GoldingL.M. Montgomery
P.G. Wodehouse · Roald Dahl · Lost Horizon · Shangri-La · A.A. Milne