# William Golding
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Sir William Gerald Golding, (19 September 1911 – 19 June 1993) was a British novelist, playwright, and poet. Best known for his debut novel Lord of the Flies (1954), he would go on to publish another eleven novels in his lifetime. In 1980, he was awarded the Booker Prize for Rites of Passage, the first novel in what became his sea trilogy, To the Ends of the Earth.
'Lord of the Flies' with Junior Toure
Today we will be discussing 'Lord of the Flies' by William Golding with my friend Junior! This book explores human nature, civilization vs savagery, loss of innocence, and so much more...
Where to Next? Episode twenty-three. Lascaux and the ‘Mind In The Cave’
As you will know if you have been following the series, ‘caves’ keep coming up in different ways. My journey began with a pilgrimage to a cave on the island of Raasay off the coast of Skye in Scotland, where evidence of our mesolithic ancestors has been found (if you’re curious, you can find the de…
Story of Writing September 19, 2026
George Washington's farewell address, and the birthday club includes Sadie Delany, Rachel Field, and William Golding - with a reading from Washington's farewell address.
...Literally Stephen King Author-Pedia
This week, Magda and Lindsay are bringing you the first in a new series of episodes they’re calling “Author-pedia,” where they download you on the highlights, histories, and mysteries of an author’s career.
For the inaugural episode, they’ll be discussing the GOAT of horror, Stephen King. Listen…
Steven Mitchell Wright and Jack Burmeister – September 20th, 2026
Award-winning director and designer Steven Mitchell Wright brings a visceral new staging of Lord of the Flies to Theatre Works in St Kilda. Adapted for the stage by Nigel Williams from William Golding’s classic novel, this highly physical production runs at Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street, from 18 …
How I Learned That Life Was Hard
Jeff Warren is one of the most accessible meditation teachers working today, and he is very much the person you'd least expect. ADHD diagnosed in adulthood, broken neck at 20, years of flailing through what he thought creative work was supposed to look like before discovering that his exact style o…
Sat, 26th, Sept, 2026: Danny Delahunty, Creative Director & CEO, Melbourne Fringe
Spring in Melbourne means one thing: the city is about to get louder, weirder, and infinitely more creative. The 2026 Melbourne Fringe Festival kicks off next Tuesday, September 29th, bringing three massive weeks of theatre, cabaret, circus, and comedy across more than a hundred venues.
This year’…
Sat, 26th, Sept, 2026: Danny Delahunty, Creative Director & CEO, Melbourne Fringe
Spring in Melbourne means one thing: the city is about to get louder, weirder, and infinitely more creative. The 2026 Melbourne Fringe Festival kicks off next Tuesday, September 29th, bringing three massive weeks of theatre, cabaret, circus, and comedy across more than a hundred venues.
This year’…
Taylor Swift and the Game Metaphor | Dear John, Foolish One, End Game
I wanna be your end game. Roll the dice, pick your teams, and pull up a chair, because this week is all about games (decidedly not sports). Taylor reaches for game metaphors constantly, and once you start looking, you find chess boards, poker hands, and team rosters all over her catalog.
Jenn kick…
Henry and Cato Podcast
In this episode Miles discusses Murdoch's eighteenth novel, Henry and Cato, on the 50th anniversary of its publication.
Joining him are James Bowen (Oxford University) and Frances White (Chichester University).
James is currently completing his PhD thesis at Oxford which considers the processes …
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