The word "chronicles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a detailed record or narrative of events, especially historical ones. Example sentence: The historian spent years compiling a comprehensive chronicle of the battles of World War II.
Prince Liam (The Chronicles Of Narnia's William Moseley) is the antidote to this.
Nostalgia was bittersweet in Roddy Doyle's The Guts (Jonathan Cape), which caught up with the music-mad hero of The Commitments, weighed down by illness and middle age, while Elizabeth Jane Howard, now 90, added a final volume, All Change (Mantle), to her upper-class family saga the Cazalet chronicles – still comfort reading supreme.
"We translate lines into Old Norse and Old English, use pre-Conquest missals for religious scenes and reconstruct locations and events from contemporary chronicles – inasmuch as that's possible in the nineth century," he says.
Shakespeare's sources included Raphael Holinshed's pro-Tudor Chronicles; Thomas More's History of King Richard III, written when he was still very much a Tudor supporter; and the Anglica Historia of the historian Polydore Vergil, who had once been thrown into the Tower of London for annoying Henry VIII and therefore generally tried to keep the Tudors as sweet as possible.
Breaking Bad − which chronicles Walter White's descent from teacher to murderous drug lord − won its first best drama Emmy, while Anna Gunn, who plays White's wife, won the award for best supporting actress in a drama.
Madi's journal, which chronicles much of this, was a risky enterprise.
(Melba Joyce Boyd, a poet in her own right, chronicles the Broadside story beautifully in Wrestling With the Muse).
She chronicles the species' dramatic decline to near extinction between the 1950s and late 1970s, thanks to hunting for sport, habitat loss and the use of certain pesticides in farming.
In these photographs of skeletons, morgues and memorabilia, Mr Danziger chronicles the sad slog of making sense of what is incomprehensible.
"The Heidi Chronicles" marked a sophisticated step forward.
