William Mcilvanney's Tartan Noir

Married for twelve years, Mr. and Mrs. Croom were a subtle couple living in an isolated area of the countryside. Mr. Croom was often described as a drunk, unattractive man who kept a longing secret in the attic of

parents at an early age and working as a merchant most of his life . He retreated to a cave in a near

had to raise his two brothers because their father wasn’t able to care for them after he became an alcoholic because of the passing of his wife.

Robin McLaurin Williams was a remarkable person who shaped the american culture as an actor and comedian. A lot of people see him as an idol. He was born on 21st July 1951 in Chicago, Ilinois. He grew up in wealthy conditions as the only child of Laura McLaurin, a founder of a modeling agency and Robert Fitzgerald who was a senior employee at Ford. He spent most of his childhood in different places due to his father's profession before the family finally settled in Marin County.

Two of the books were biographies, one on Thomas Hart Barton in 1886, and then another one on gouverneur Morris two years later in 1888. He also wrote the first two volumes of a four volume book called ³ the winning of the west,² in 1889. He finished the other two volumes in 1896. He received little fame, and a lot of recognition from these three books.

brothers had to move in with relatives, then he had no family left and had to become a man after

grew larger and branched into his home life once he came home and he became heartless and

His first book was The Garden of Abdul Gasazi in 1979. He showed the world that he was a talented storybook writer. The public responded by buying more than a million copies. This book also received a Caldecott Medal Award. He would follow up with wonderful books such as The Mysteries of Harris Bur*censored*.

As he strolled into his home, he was unmindful about what spouse thought had murdered him. He was extremely far from the mischance scene, and he didn't comprehend until his significant other passed on. The organization in that he works yet incidentally out his name on the rundown of men slaughtered. He was awful what his better half just passed on. In the story, it said that her better half cherished her much, so him to perceive what she kicked the bucket have been exceptionally discouraging, however in the mid-1800's he needs to remarry once more and begin the cycle all once again once more.

In his prologue, the Merchant recounts how he despises being married. He has only been married for two months and he regrets the decision he made because his wife is the worst of all. He takes these negative views of marriage into his tale.

Edward Ernest Dunlop was born on 12 July 1907 at Major's Plain, Victoria, the second of two children for his parents James and Alice (nee Payne), his brother Alan being born in 1905. In 1910 the family moved to a farm near Stewarton and in 1922 to Benalla. Dunlop attended Stewarton Public School and Benalla High School. His upbringing imbued him with a strong work ethic and a pride in his Scottish heritage, the British Empire and British governance and institutions.

The three notable literary works he made was Lord of the Flies, The Inheritors, and Pincher Martin. He is most known for The Lord of the Flies. (Barret 2)The book is about a plane that was carrying British Schoolboys that was shot down over the Pacific Ocean. The plane crashed into an island. Everyone one was fine but the pilot was killed.

What is the background of the author? What are his qualifications to write this book?

divorce. In the play, A Man for All Seasons, by Robert Bolt, King Henry VIII

The child, the reason the couple married, born dead. Alfred unable to sell his writings, is depressed. His depression contributes to a self destructive lifestyle, dragging his wife along with him. It was inevitable the marriage would fail.