Fastest selling non-fiction ever
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Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.
@Horace said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:
Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.
It was ghost written by some guy called J R Moehringer apparently
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@Horace said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:
Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.
It was ghost written by some guy called J R Moehringer apparently
@Doctor-Phibes said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:
@Horace said in Fastest selling non-fiction ever:
Seems unlikely that a person born randomly to royalty is also randomly gifted with a world class writing talent, sufficient to command this audience with his first book. But here we are.
It was ghost written by some guy called J R Moehringer apparently
more like J K Rowling Ringer.
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What if Charles III read the book and found out he might not be Harry's father? Was he surprised?
Can one of you guys confirm that is in the book?
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@Mik I can't find that quotation online, other than in this meme.
The pathetic thing is that, if it's fake, it's totally believable considering what a whiny little bitch Harry is.
The tipoff that it's fake should have been that Charles would never have shown that type of humanity with
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He is indeed. I keep hearing allegations that this or that entity deliberately leaked derogatory stories to the press, but I see no evidence. It would seem he is referring to tabloids that need nothing more than a fertile imagination and a desire to sell papers.
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@Ivorythumper haahaha!
