Andrew Lownie’s Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, has been hailed as one of the most devastating royal biographies ever written.
Tracing the lives of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, the book investigates the reality of the couple’s relationship, examining their business dealings, charitable activities, and links with Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew Lownie, acclaimed author, journalist, historian, and fearless biographer, could not have imagined what would unfold in the months following the initial publication of his book last summer … or could he?
He’ll be talking to the writer and former BBC political correspondent Stephen Walker about the book’s extraordinary revelations, and how this new edition brings the most dramatic royal story in a generation up to date.
“A catalyst for Andrew’s de-princing” – The Times
Andrew will be signing copies of Entitled at the end of the event. The book will be both sold at the event and available to buy at Waterstones Bangor, Bloomfield Shopping Centre, at a special 10% festival discount on presentation of any Open House Festival 2026 ticket.
Waterstones Bangor, our official festival bookseller, is offering Open House Festival ticketholders an exclusive 10% discount on all books featured in this year’s literary lineup. Just present a valid ticket for any Open House Festival event between 1st and 31st August 2026 at the point of purchase. Waterstones staff will also be on hand to sell books at our author events, where the same discount will apply. This discount only applies to Waterstones Bangor and runs from 9th April to 31st August.
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