Isn't it wonderful, Diary?
This is a wonderful diary of a civil servant from the city, who, in truth, has nothing to write about.
To give you a little taste, we have collected 10 of the greatest quotes from Anne Frank's Diary of a Young Girl that are bound to make you want sit down right away and (finally) read this wonderful diary from cover to cover, if you haven't already.
The funny thing is that after finishing Arthur's wonderful diary, you'll find that nobody not named "Kennedy" appears in it more often than Mailer, who was just about Arthur's favorite person.
In this country, Gombrowicz is probably best known for the several volumes of his wonderful diaries, written during his long, half-chosen exile in Argentina.
Yet always, as I do so, I hear a ghostly voice in my ear, which by now I immediately recognise as that of the great Hector Berlioz, who is helpfully speaking in English, having knowledge, it seems, of the translation of his wonderful diaries by his biographer, David Cairns.
Simon Gray, in one of his wonderful diaries, describes observing the poet and editor Ian Hamilton's passionate, self-annihilating habits of watching Spurs.
Tony Claydon Felton, Northumberland As Katharine Viner returns from the US to take the reins, may I suggest she reverses one of Mr Rusbridger's few bad decisions: killing off the wonderful Guardian diary – a execution all the more surprising as Rusbridger cut his Guardian teeth on the diary (I recall sending him tip-offs in the distant mists of time).
The British playwright Simon Gray, in one of the wonderful "Smoking Diaries," from the last decade of his life, writes about watching his friend, the London-legendary editor and biographer Ian Hamilton, a crazed Tottenham fan, watching, on tape delay, a Tottenham game — a disastrous five-nil loss, I recall.
"The wonderful thing about the diary is that there's so much blood in it — it is like Bloomsbury, with blood," the actor Kathleen Chalfant remarked.
Like most of the books mentioned, Bridget Jones's Diary contains wonderful social observation: if the world were to end, you could recreate the Britain of the 1980s and 1990s from the Fielding books, Sue Townsend's Adrian Mole, and Posy Simmonds' Mrs Weber's Diary, the marvellous cartoon strip that first appeared in the Guardian.
