Books Published
- A Durable Fire: The Letters of Duff and Diana Cooper, 1913-1950 (Franklin Watts, 1984) (ed.)
- The Diana Cooper Scrapbook (Hamish Hamilton, 1987)
- Cairo in the War, 1939-1945 (London: Hamish Hamilton, 1989; ISBN 0-241-12671-1)
- Watching in the Dark: A Child's Fight for Life (John Murray, 1992; a memoir of her daughter's childhood illness)
- Writing at the Kitchen Table: The Authorized Biography of Elizabeth David (Penguin Books Ltd, 2004; paperback ed.)
- Paris After the Liberation, 1944-1949 (Hamish Hamilton, 1994; Penguin Books, 2007; written with her husband, Antony Beevor)
- Paris despues de la liberacion 1944-1949 (2004, Spanish translation)
- Tango (Thames & Hudson, 1995; ed. Simon Collier, Artemis Cooper, Maria Susana Azzi, & Richard Martin)
- Mr Wu and Mrs Stitch: The Letters of Evelyn Waugh and Diana Cooper (edited)
- Words of Mercury (John Murray, 2003; Patrick Leigh Fermor & Artemis Cooper)
Her biography of Patrick Leigh Fermor appeared in 2012, when it was serialised on BBC Radio 4, and is to be followed in 2013 by "The Broken Road", effectively the third volume of Leigh Fermor's memoir of his walking trip from the Hook of Holland to Istanbul in the 1930s; Cooper is editing the unfinished manuscript left by PLF.
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