These are Dame Joan Collins' 'uncensored diaries'. Often outrageous, the entries were almost written entirely in real time. Most were done within ten hours of the events Joan describes, and many are hilarious. Whether it is an encounter with a member of the Royal Family, or her keen and honest insights of other celebrities at parties or dinners, Joan doesn't care. She's Unapologetic!

The diaries are intimate and funny, as readers of her column for the Spectator will recognise. It has been eight years since Joan's last non-fiction book, and what could be more fun than opening her diaries, which are as scandalous as Andy Warhol's, and pull no punches - for example, on Donald Trump: "That ungallant schmuck has written something horrible about me in the New York Post saying: 'The last thing I would want to do in real life or on television is to be your lover.' What a gentleman!"

Outrageously wonderful . . . hilarious . . . it is nice to read a book where someone truly enjoys being themselves. She has promised us 'unapologetic' but woo-eee, it is savage. -- Camilla Long ― The Sunday Times

These diaries are like their author - fabulously entertaining, impossibly glamorous, and utterly irresistible -- Piers Morgan

Even with a life as packed as this, can there be anything left to say? Plenty, it turns out, and with great style and an enormous dash of acid. This is a book to read while sipping a stiff drink, ideally with a gorgeous companion on hand to whom you can read out the choicest bits. She puts on a hell of a show ― The Times

The Sunday Times bestselling diaries of the actress, author, columnist, producer and entrepreneur Dame Joan Collins

A legend of the screen and stage, Joan Collins is best known for playing Alexis Carrington on Dynasty. She is also a best-selling author of seventeen books and was recently back on our screens in Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story.

Joan Collins has been described as a national treasure in the United Kingdom. She is admired for her wit, cleverness and beauty. Recently elevated to Dame Joan Collins by the Queen, she possesses a singular star quality that has come to define what it means to be a living legend. As an actress, author and producer she has built a career that places her in the unrivaled ranks of an international icon.

She has appeared in more than sixty feature films, dozens of plays, both in the West End and in the United States, and many television series, including creating the role of Alexis Carrington on Dynasty, one of the most highly rated television dramas of all time. Her novels and memoirs have been bestsellers worldwide. She is a regular diarist for the Spectator and a contributor to the Daily Mail, Sunday Telegraph, Sunday Times, and Harper's Bazaar.