I am hoping will be analysing the institution as well. “One would anticipate a book that sets new standards in royal analysis. Lacey wonders if Moehringer’s pen can be detected in those words. He told Dax Shepard in the Armchair Expert podcast, for example, of the “genetic pain” of being raised in the House of Windsor, and that Prince Charles had treated him “the way he was treated”. Harry has only said, on announcing his literary memoir last year, that it will be “the high and lows, the mistakes, the lessons learned … a first-hand account of my life that’s accurate and wholly truthful”.īut hints of what may emerge are in the Oprah Winfrey and other interviews he has given. The publishing date has been pushed back once, but it is on track for the end of the year.”
He is going to do the business”.Ī publishing source told the Sun: “The manuscript has been finished and gone through all of the legal processes. “ It makes me think there is no point in even speculating what skeletons he’s going to uncover because he is a skeleton exhumer. The Agassi book “is profound, serious, a forensic demolition of his parenting, which goes beyond the normal ghostwritten books,” added Lacey. Novelist and journalist Moehringer, who ghostwrote the autobiography of former world No 1 tennis player Andre Agassi, “is a powerful and psychologically exploratory writer, so we can expect a powerful and psychologically exploratory book,” said the historian and royal biographer Robert Lacey. Yet royal observers expect it to be a serious book, and one not easily dismissed. From the prince, the palace, the publishers Penguin Random House, and the Pulitzer prize-winning ghostwriter, JR Moehringer, there has been silence.
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