The Windsor File
Everything that actually happened, from Diana to now — in order.Almost everything written about this family arrives as a fragment. A headline, a clip, a rowabout something that happened last week. The fragments are usually true and almost alwaysuseless, because a fragment without a sequence explains nothing.So I sat down and wrote the whole thing out, in order. Sixty-five years, one hundred and fourdated entries, every one of them sourced.WHAT YOU GET• The Windsor File — 110 pages, illustrated. A prologue and ten parts, 1936 to July 2026.• The Timeline — every dated entry on a printable fold-out.• Who's Who — the cast, in one place, for when you lose track.• Myths & Facts — fourteen things almost everyone gets wrong.• Free updates for life. When the record changes, the file changes.HOW IT IS WRITTENEvery entry carries one of four marks, so you always know what you are holding:RECORD — a matter of public record. A dated event, a document, a broadcast, a court judgment.ACCOUNT — somebody's account of something. You are told who said it, where, and when.CONTESTED — the accounts conflict. You get both, and you decide.LUKE — my opinion, clearly labelled, and skippable.No invented quotes. No fabricated documents. Every quotation was actually said, in public, bythe person it is attributed to, and the source is printed underneath it.It is not a book of new revelations, and I say so on its first page. There is nothing in it apatient person with a library card could not assemble themselves. The work here is the assembly.PDF. Opens on any phone, tablet or computer. No app, no subscription, no DRM. Pay once, yoursforever. Seven-day refund, no questions asked.— Lukewindsorfile.com
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