Windsor vs Windsor: inspired by Channel 4’s hit comedy The Windsors
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When Prince Harry sues Prince William for 'wilful and malicious sibling rivalry', the sensational claims from Spare finally face their day in court. But as the proceedings unfold, it’s not just the brothers on trial - suddenly the very suitability of Wills and Kate as Britain’s future King and Queen is thrown into doubt.
The timing couldn’t be more disastrous. Charles and Camilla are preparing to abdicate for a blissful retirement in Mustique, leaving the throne dangerously exposed just as the monarchy becomes the centre of the most explosive trial of the century.
Inside the courtroom, tempers flare and secrets spill: scandalous costumes, whispered comments about royal offspring, and shadowy plots that threaten to shake the House of Windsor to its foundations. Meanwhile, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and other family members - jockeying for influence and relevance - may well bring down the crown before any verdict is reached.
From the creator of Channel 4’s hit comedy The Windsors, Windsor vs Windsor delivers a gleefully outrageous, razor-sharp lampoon of Britain’s most famous family.
Book details
- Format
- Paperback
- ISBN
- 9780715656952
- Published
- 16 July 2026
- Pages
- 256
- Duration
- Dimensions
- 129 x 198 mm
- Genre
- Satire
- Imprint
- Farrago
Reviews
'Wonderfully over the top and wickedly irreverent. Like the show, it’s secretly affectionate in its on-target, take-no-prisoners approach. It’s a miracle he’s not in the Tower by now'
'On TV, The Windsors was a comic gem and on the page Bert Tyler Moore has done it again. Behold the true story of our monarchy!'
'Hilarious, ridiculous - a right royal laugh!'
'Windsor vs. Windsor made me chortle, giggle, and laugh out loud. The royal family, Keir Starmer, Tony Blair, Rory Stewart, readers of the tabloid press, and royal fans everywhere receive their deserved lampoons'
PRAISE FOR THE WINDSORS TV SHOW:
‘So funny and so silly that not even the royal family could take offence’ The Times
‘Riotous hilarity’ Guardian
‘A right royal romp’ Daily Telegraph
‘It is gloriously, gobsmackingly brazen… relentlessly ruthless, but also a teeny bit affectionate; it actually makes you rather proud of them. They may be ghastly monsters, but they are our ghastly monsters’ Guardian
‘Wild satire that is painfully accurate’ New Statesman
‘Genuinely hilarious… A gag-filled romp’
