Diana's brother publishes memoirs on her life

Charles Spencer, the younger brother of Princess Diana, has written memoirs about his sister, according to Daily Mail.

Consensus

Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's younger brother, is releasing memoirs about her.
The memoirs are titled 'Swan Song'.
The book will be published by Penguin Michael Joseph.
The release date is set for September 22.
The book will be translated into 12 languages.
The publication coincides with the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death.
Spencer cites repeated interview requests following the anniversary as motivation to write the memoirs.
He aims to share his personal truth about Diana, countering what he describes as widespread misinformation.
The book covers Diana's childhood, her marriage to Prince Charles, and her death in a 1997 car crash in Paris.

The memoirs will include details about internal family disputes over whether Diana's children should walk behind her coffin at the funeral. — vm
The memoirs will reveal details about journalist Martin Bashir's manipulation in obtaining the 1995 BBC interview with Diana using forged documents. — vm
Spencer claims the fatal 1997 accident was caused by a drunk driver, but conspiracy theories about journalists, intelligence services, and the royal family persist. — vm
The book is described as containing 'sensational' details about Diana's life. — kommersant
Publisher Daniel Banyaard called the book 'historically significant' and a work about one of the most culturally significant figures of the 20th century. — kommersant
Charles Spencer secretly married 43-year-old archaeologist Kate Jarmen at age 61. — vesti