It’s being colloquially dubbed “Spare 2.0.”
—released in January and now the fastest-selling nonfiction book of all time—it seems Prince Andrew wants his turn to tell all., Andrew—who is himself a “spare,” he to King Charles—is planning to write an autobiography to set the record straight, presumably about his links to Jeffrey Epstein and sexual assault allegations. Andrew also seems keen, like Harry, to employ a ghostwriter, with the outlet writing “The Duke [of York] is reportedly in talks with a U.S.
, the book could also stand to be a moneymaker for the embattled prince. Harry netted $20 million from publisher Penguin Random House, which turned out to be a worthy investment in the Duke of Sussex:sold almost 1.5 million copies in North America and Britain in just 24 hours, the largest first-day sales for any nonfiction book ever published by the company.
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