Sarah Bradford, a biographer of the late Princess Diana, reviewed Tina Brown's rival biography for Britain's Spectator magazine. For reasons undisclosed, the publication refused to print it. The Guardian gives it an airing today, and it's a scorcher. Here's the best line:

Really there is only one blonde in this story and it's not Diana. By the end, I got the impression that Tina Brown didn't have much time for her subject, inserting herself into the text whenever she could, if possible in conjunction with a famous name. "Henry Kissinger told me", etc.

'Overblown and overhyped' [Guardian]

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