Tina Brown Books in Order

This collection brings together writing from Tina Brown’s early career in British journalism. Essays and profiles turn a sharp eye on public personalities and fashionable society, drawing on her work for magazines and newspapers during the 1970s.

Tina Brown collects articles from her years editing Tatler, turning her journalistic eye on the world of parties and public personalities. The pieces offer a view of the people and social circles she encountered during that period.

Tina Brown examines Princess Diana’s life through the family relationships, royal expectations and celebrity culture that shaped it. Drawing on her knowledge of that world, she explores Diana’s search for affection, public influence and a place within the monarchy.

Tina Brown’s diaries follow her arrival in Manhattan and efforts to revive Vanity Fair during the 1980s. Magazine politics, landmark covers and social encounters unfold alongside the demands of marriage, motherhood and running an influential publication.

Tina Brown follows the British royal family’s efforts to rebuild after Diana’s death and the crises that followed. Private rivalries, marriages, scandals and changing public expectations reveal how the Windsors struggled to preserve the monarchy’s standing.