You will after flipping through "The Endless City" (Phaidon), a chronicle of the unprecedented shift towards urban living that the world has been experiencing since the early 20th century.
And the history books have chronicled the endless wars that were fought, at least in theory, to bring an end to war.
Datta focuses on mothers and daughters for his series "In the Shadows of Kolkata," which chronicles the endless cycle of sexual violence as traditions are passed on from parent to child.
For Britain, which has had a bumpy countdown to the Olympic opening ceremony on Friday night because of other security problems, the episode seemed like something out of the BBC's popular Olympic sitcom, "Twenty Twelve," which has chronicled — fictionally — an endless series of hapless miscues on the road to the Games.
Amir Khan's story, from Olympic podium to a resting place on the bloody canvas and, through miraculous resurrection at a gym of boxing dreamers in Los Angeles, back to seemingly endless nights of glory, has been chronicled.
Alan Roberts wrote in the Adelaide Advertiser that Bare-faced Messiah was a "minutely researched, densely evidenced account" of the "endless catalogue of deception, distortion and psychopathological mendacity" perpetrated by Hubbard and "almost tediously chronicled" by Miller.
Thomas chronicles the pressure nonstop shows and endless cycle of creating new collections, at the insistence of the corporate bosses.
Seven years later the director Bruce Brown chronicled surfing legends around the globe in "Endless Summer".
Risen's book, Pay Any Price: Greed, Power, and Endless War, draws heavily on more than 600 e-mails that chronicle an online discussion from 2003 to 2006 among officials at APA, the CIA, and the White House under President George W. Bush.
As I've chronicled here before, the stories of torture and endless detainment without trial that are all associated with Gitmo have served as an effective recruiting tool for al Qaeda.
