• He then told the media, “Most “royal” books are bought by people who basically support the monarchy.
• Yet Harry is a divisive figure, seen by many as self-pitying or worse.
• Before ending his speech, Mr. Cox also said, “Also, Harry is not Diana.

Experts say that Prince Harry is not at all like Princess Diana, especially now that he has “turned his back” on everything.

Peter Cox, a literary agent, said these things while talking about the upcoming memoir.

He began by talking to the founder of Litopia and the people who might be interested in reading it. He then told the media, “Most “royal” books are bought by people who basically support the monarchy.” “Yet Harry is a divisive figure, seen by many as self-pitying or worse.”

“The risk is that book buyers in this niche might decide they don’t want to give their cash to such a controversial figure.”

“After all, almost every word in the book will be dissected by the media.” In which case, why buy it? But there’s no doubt that it will definitely shoot straight to the top of the bestseller charts.

“All the massive publicity it’s already getting guarantees that.” The question is, “How long will it stay there?”

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“There is such a thing as overexposure.” People may quickly find they’ve had more Harry than they can stomach, in which case its fall will be as swift as its rise.

Before ending his speech, Mr. Cox also said, “Also, Harry is not Diana.” Whereas she had broad public sympathy as “the people’s princess,” Harry has turned his back on us. That alone may haunt the project in the UK.