List of Fictional Diaries - Diaries Appearing in Fiction

Diaries Appearing in Fiction

  • 500 year diary, A Journal of Impossible Things, River Song's diary, kept by the Doctor, Joan Redfern and Melody Pond/River Song respectively in the television series Doctor Who
  • Eustace Clarence Scrubb's diary in Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis
  • Tom Riddle's diary in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J. K. Rowling
  • Superman's giant-sized diary kept at his Fortress of Solitude
  • The diaries of Cam Triompe in the Elfquest comics (mentioned in the sub-series Fire-Eye and The Rebels)
  • The diaries of every sentient being ever to live on the Discworld appear in Mort and other Discworld books by Terry Pratchett
  • The character Darren Shan keeps a diary throughout The Saga of Darren Shan, written by Darren Shan.
  • Cathy's Book: If Found Call 650-266-8233 by Sean Stewart & Jordan Weisman.
  • Caroline Snow's diary in Low Red Moon by CaitlĂ­n R. Kiernan.
  • Mrs Dale's Diary in the BBC radio series of the same name.
  • The Diary of Horace Wimp by Electric Light Orchestra.
  • The Grail Diary kept by Dr. Henry Walton Jones Sr. in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
  • The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones. Written by Indiana himself, it chronicles approximately 57 or 58 years of his life including all of his adventures.
  • Jonathan Gilbert's Journal's in The Vampire Diaries
  • The diary of Laura Palmer in David Lynch's "Twin Peaks".
  • The diaries of Flannery Culp in Daniel Handler's The Basic Eight.
  • Elena Gilbert's Journal in The Vampire Diaries
  • Stefan Salvatore's Journal in The Vampire Diaries
  • Tom Riddle's Diary in Harry Potter series.

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