Alexander, Lloyd Chudley

1924 - Alexander was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on the 30th of January.

1940 - Attended and graduated from Upper Darby High School.

1943 - Joined the United States Army during World War II.

1944 - After his training in Wales, he was promoted to staff sergeant in intelligence and counterintelligence.

1946 - Went to study at the University of Paris where he met his wife, Janine Denni. They were married the same year.

1955 - Wrote and published his first book entitled "And Let the Credit Go".

1956 - Wrote the book entitled "My Five Tigers".

1958 - Wrote the book entitled "August Bondi: Border Hawk".

1960 - Wrote the book entitled "Aaron Lopez: The Flagship Hope".

1963 - Wrote the books entitled "Fifty Years in the Doghouse and Time Cat: The Remarkable Journeys of Jason & Gareth".

1964-1970 - Wrote the novel series entitled "The Chronicles of Prydain". He also published two books entitled "The Truthful Harp and The Marvelous Misadventures of Sebastian".

1971 - Wrote the book entitled "The King's Fountain".

1972 - Wrote the book entitled "The Four Donkeys".

1973 - Wrote the book entitled "The Cat Who Wished to be a Man".

1978 - Wrote the book entitled "The First Two Lives of Lucas-Kasha".

1986 - Alexander won the "Regina Medal for Lifetime Achievement from the Catholic Library Association".

1991 - Wrote the book entitled "The Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen".

1992 - Wrote the book entitled "The Fortune-Tellers".

1997 - Wrote the book entitled "The Iron Ring".

1999 - Wrote the book entitled "Gypsy Rizka".

2000 - Wrote the book entitled "How the Cat Swallowed Thunder".

2002 - Wrote the book entitled "The Rope Trick".