What happened to Prince Harry’s face? (Not to mention his hair!)

The Royals: Prince Harry – The Graphic Novel Edition should be available from Amazon.com in September.

A Royal Wedding Today!
Royal rebel and rugby star are like ‘fire and ice’

Princess’s Stepbrother Killed in Massacre
Norway attack victim saved own son before dying

“Tonight the Streets Are Filled With Love”
Royal family and prime minister lead nation in mourning

Ernst August Hospitalized
Princess Caroline’s holiday interrupted by husband’s illness

Relatives of King Tut Revealed
Half of Swiss men share ‘pharaoh gene’

For more news from the world of royalty, visit the Royalty.nu News page.

Blair bowed to both the Queen and science

The risks of publishing: upholding freedom of speech for academics

Ancient Egyptian royalty used serious weapons

(Warning: The article is illustrated with an unpretty picture of a pharaoh’s mummy.)

A sneak peek at some of the new royalty books scheduled for publication in August:

Young Royals on Tour: William & Catherine in Canada by Christina Blizzard. Commemorates the couple’s 2011 visit day by day, including original color photographs. 64 pages.

April Queen: Eleanor of Aquitaine by Douglas Boyd. Biography. The only person ever to sit on the thrones of both France and England, Eleanor (who died in 1204) rejected a subordinate female role.

Galla Placidia: The Last Roman Empress by Hagith Sivan. Biography of Galla Placidia (c. 390-450), a bloodthirsty princess who became a barbarian’s bride and, later, regent of the western Roman empire.

The Maharajas & Their Magnificent Motor Cars by Gautam Sen. A full history of the automobile in India, including the Majarajas, who purchased many exotic cars. With 592 photos.

The Oil Kings by Andrew Scott Cooper. How the U.S., the last shah of Iran, and the Saudi royal family maneuvered to control events in the Middle East in the 1970s.

Three Maids for a Crown by Ellen March Chase. Novel about teenager Jane Grey, the shortest-reigning English monarch, and her two sisters.

Kate Middleton: Real-Life Princess by Sarah Tieck. Biography of Britain’s Duchess of Cambridge for children ages 9 to 12.

Publication dates are subject to change. I’ll publish the full list of new royal books on the Royalty.nu Books page on August 1.

If I could read only one of the books listed above, it would have to be the one about Galla Placida because I’m on an ancient Rome kick right now thanks to Colleen McCullough’s Masters of Rome series. Which book would you choose?

Dalai Lama doesn’t want to be like British queen

Stern Address From Belgium’s King
King Albert warns the political class (with video)

Tragedy in Norway
King Harald condemns ‘gruesome acts’

Controversial Duke Steps Down
Prince Andrew ‘to quit as trade envoy’

Royal Satellite Image of the Week
Hamad, the biggest name in the desert

“Horrid, Horrible, Dreadful!”
Queen overheard criticising Duchess wedding dress display (video)

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