A biography of the novelist William Golding, whose “Lord of the Flies” became a bible of tortured adolescence in America, has some lighter notes.

This copy of “Lord of the Flies” was previously owned by a girls’ school teacher, Angharad Ryder, who collected signed first editions of many of her favorite 20th century novelists.

In the beginning, the kids are alright. The adults, though, are already sliding toward Sodom and Gomorrah. That’s the starting point of Lydia Millet’s novel “A Children’s Bible,” which ...

BBC seeks children to star in four-part Lord of the Flies adaptation. William Golding’s 1954 novel is being adapted faithfully by the company behind ‘Sex Education’ and ‘Ten Pound Poms’ ...

“Lord of the Flies,” first published by Faber for what was then an unknown author, has become one of the most popular books on English curricula for the last 70 years. Golding won the Nobel ...

Lord of the Flies focuses on a number of young schoolboys who try to exist in their own society. Some behave well, while others become little better than savages. Themes - Edexcel.