Thirty years after Diana's death, her brother Earl Spencer has placed his memories into print, and the act itself has become an event — drawing denials from Buckingham Palace and climbing bestseller lists before most readers have opened the cover. 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister' is less a biography than a reckoning: with grief, with institutions, and with the peculiar loneliness of a young woman who became the most photographed person on earth while feeling entirely unseen. Like all great family stories told too late, it raises the question of whether truth, once withheld, can still offer any ki