Chronologically Lewis

This chronology, begun in 2004, is the world’s best source of information on the lives of C. S. Lewis and his brother Warren. Available in an easily searchable format, and updated with improvements several times each year, "Chronologically Lewis" is an indispensable resource for students of Lewis with nearly 1,400 pages of details of Lewis' life. The current version was uploaded on September 10, 2026, and contains J. B. S. Haldane's "More anti-Lewisite," a new entry for July 27, 1950, which is about Green and Lewis meeting, based on Green and Hooper's biography. Also this edition contains reference to F. P. Wilson recommending a B.Litt. or D.Phil. for Lewis to pursue, a note about Albert Lewis's diary on October 11, 1923, lots of minor details, an occasional footnote, Lewis's description of organ music as "one long roar," entries on June 1 and 22 about his The Moving Image novel, and Half Hours with Hamilton, or Quiet Moments, which Lewis sends to Barfield in a booklet.