by Stephen Fry
First published 2010
Beloved comedian Stephen Fry opens his personal diary, baring all the neuroses, eccentricities, and irreverent wit of one of Britain's most cherished public figures. From dealing with fame and celebrity to the anxieties of everyday life, Mrs Fry's Diary offers an intimate, laugh-out-loud look at the inner workings of a uniquely gifted mind. Prepare to be delighted, surprised, and touched as this national treasure shares his unfiltered thoughts on everything from politics to the perfect cheese toastie.
Genres: biography, humor, autobiography, contemporary, memoir, non-fiction, comedy, diary
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking, whimsical
Tropes: personal-narrative, unreliable-narrator
352 pages · Paperback · Hodder & Stoughton