Fourteen years of Yula's life there are chronicled in a documentary, Something Better to Come, by Oscar-nominated director Hanna Polak.
The ballot-rigging, torture, mutilation, gang rapes and murders there are chronicled by Anderson in the New Yorker, with the depressing reminder that Mugabe does have his supporters throughout Africa (as one saw when he came to the United Nations last month and was actually applauded by some).
The house sits on a corner lot in a leafy neighborhood in Oak Bluffs, a town on the Vineyard that has long attracted African-American professionals, whose lives there were chronicled in Dorothy West's best-selling novel, "The Wedding" (1995).
Being at his table was being at court, and the activities of the notables who were invited there were slavishly chronicled in the Hearst papers.
Three great love affairs are chronicled pointillistically.
In 2006 he returned to Iran to photograph the unique assemblage of wildlife there; his journey was chronicled in the documentary Wild Iran (2007).
Since there are no Arabic chronicles from the first century of Islam, the two looked at several non-Muslim, seventh-century accounts that suggested Muhammad was perceived not as the founder of a new religion but as a preacher in the Old Testament tradition, hailing the coming of a Messiah.
The joke there is on celebrities who chronicle their self-absorption without any self-consciousness at all.
Finally there are the pseudo-chronicles that go under the names of Dictys Cretensis and Dares Phrygius.
There is something to be chronicled every day.
