The Secret Diary of Queen Camilla
(Autor) Hilary RoseDear Diary, Life's been awfully busy since the Coronation. Those tiaras don't choose themselves and managing Charles is a full time job when he's giving it the full King at the drop of a hat. I've barely enough time to watch Bargain Hunt. Is it any wonder I have to smoke so much? Cheerio for now, Camilla From Hilary Rose, the sharp witted writer for The Times, comes her first book, a hilarious royal parody. Taking us from coronations to overseas tours, from a royally doomed family Christmas to TV dinners with Below Deck Med, Queen Camilla reveals in her personal diary how she keeps it real when life is anything but. With a cast of characters including the King, wily courtier Sir Clive, sidekick sister Annabel and assorted Jack Russell terriers, The Secret Diary of Queen Camilla is a wickedly funny, entirely fictitious, insight into life behind palace walls.
Hilary Rose
Hilary Rose is a renowned British sociologist, feminist scholar, and writer. She is best known for her groundbreaking work in feminist theory and sociology, particularly in the areas of gender, sexuality, and social justice. Rose's writing is characterized by its sharp analysis, insightful commentary, and commitment to challenging traditional power structures.
One of her most notable works is "Love, Power and Knowledge: Towards a Feminist Transformation of the Sciences," co-authored with Steven Rose, which examines the intersection of gender and science and the ways in which traditional scientific practices perpetuate gendered inequalities. This book has had a significant impact on the fields of feminist theory and science studies, influencing countless scholars and researchers.
Throughout her career, Hilary Rose has made significant contributions to literature by pushing boundaries, challenging norms, and advocating for social change. Her work continues to inspire new generations of scholars and activists to think critically about the ways in which gender shapes our understanding of the world.