Editing Dirk Bogarde (section)

==Other works==

===Autobiographies and memoirs===
* ''A Postillion Struck by Lightning'', 1977
* ''Snakes and Ladders'', 1978
* ''An Orderly Man'', 1983
* ''Backcloth'', 1986
* ''A Particular Friendship'', 1989
* ''Great Meadow: An Evocation'', 1992
* ''A Short Walk from Harrods'', 1993
* ''Cleared for Take-Off'', 1995
* ''For the Time Being: Collected Journalism'', 1998
* ''Dirk Bogarde: The Complete Autobiography'' (contains the first four autobiographies only)

===Novels===
* ''A Gentle Occupation'', 1980
* ''Voices in the Garden'', 1981
* ''West of Sunset'', 1984
* ''Jericho'', 1991
* ''A Period of Adjustment'', 1994
* ''Closing Ranks'', 1997

===Discography===
* ''Lyrics for Lovers'' ([[London Records]], 1960)
* as Njegus in ''[[The Merry Widow]]'' (speaking role—of a narration by [[Tom Stoppard]]—in a complete recording of the opera conducted by [[Franz Welser-Möst]])<ref>[[Rodney Milnes]]. Opera in Concert - Die lustige Witwe. [[Glyndebourne Festival Opera]] at the [[Royal Festival Hall]], 20 July 1993. ''[[Opera (British magazine)|Opera]]'', September 1993, p1123-24. (The concert was recorded and issued on EMI CDS 5 55152-2.)</ref>
* He appeared in ''[[Saki]]: a celebration'' at the [[Royal National Theatre|National Theatre]], with [[Tim Pigott-Smith]], [[Barbara Leigh-Hunt]] and [[Zoë Wanamaker]], later issued as an audio book.<ref>[https://search.worldcat.org/title/1042330898 Saki: a celebration - Hodder Headline Audiobooks, 1994] retrieved at WorldCat 15 August 2024.</ref>