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| 1922 | Birth |  |
| 16th April Kings ley Amis, novelist and poet, is born |
| 1954 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "Lucky Jim", a brilliant comic satire on academic life |
| 1955 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "That Certain Feeling" |
| 1957 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "Socialism and the Intellectuals" |
| 1960 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "Take A Girl Like You" |
| 1969 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "The Green Man" |
| 1970 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "What Became of Jane Austen?" |
| 1973 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "The Riverside Villas Murder" |
| 1974 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "Ending Up" |
| 1985 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "Stanley & The Women" |
| 1986 | Booker Prize Kingsley | |
| Winner of the Booker Prize |
| 1986 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "The Old Devils" |
| 1990 | Knighthood | |
| Amiss is knighted |
| 1994 | Publication | |
| Publication of, "The Russian Girl" |
| 1995 | Death | |
| Death of Kings ley Amiss |
