Prince Harry's recently published memoir, "Spare," has garnered attention and been compared to "the longest angry drunk text ever sent."
The book is a combination of confession, rant, and love letter, providing a view from inside what Harry calls a "surreal fishbowl" and "unending Truman Show."
In a review of the memoir, royal correspondent Sean Coughlan praises the book for its disarmingly frank and intimate portrayal of the sheer weirdness and isolation that comes with a life in the public eye.
Rather than focusing on the set-piece moments of Harry's life, it is the small details that give readers a glimpse into the inner workings of his mind.
For example, Coughlan notes that there are glimpses of Harry as a "royal stoner," smoking a joint after dinner and worrying about the smoke blowing over to his elderly neighbor, the Duke of Kent.
