Alexander Larman is the editor of The Spectator World magazine and a theatre critic for The Critic. He writes regularly about literature, history and the arts for publications including The Times, BBC History Magazine, The Spectator, The Telegraph and The Observer. His latest book, Lazarus: The Second Coming of David Bowie, was published in January 2026 to critical acclaim. His previous six books include the acclaimed ‘Windsors trilogy’. He lives in Oxford and London with his wife Nancy and daughter Rose.

The definitive story of the Beckham family, from when David and Victoria met to the modern-day fallout with Brooklyn. Detailed and dramatic, this is the story of a dynasty built by pop culture, for better or worse.

Alexander Larman is the editor of The Spectator World magazine and a theatre critic for The Critic. He writes regularly about literature, history and the arts for publications including The Times, BBC History Magazine, The Spectator, The Telegraph and The Observer. His latest book, Lazarus: The Second Coming of David Bowie, was published in January 2026 to critical acclaim. His previous six books include the acclaimed ‘Windsors trilogy’. He lives in Oxford and London with his wife Nancy and daughter Rose.

The definitive story of the Beckham family, from when David and Victoria met to the modern-day fallout with Brooklyn. Detailed and dramatic, this is the story of a dynasty built by pop culture, for better or worse.

Alexander Larman is the editor of The Spectator World magazine and a theatre critic for The Critic. He writes regularly about literature, history and the arts for publications including The Times, BBC History Magazine, The Spectator, The Telegraph and The Observer. His latest book, Lazarus: The Second Coming of David Bowie, was published in January 2026 to critical acclaim. His previous six books include the acclaimed ‘Windsors trilogy’. He lives in Oxford and London with his wife Nancy and daughter Rose.

The definitive story of the Beckham family, from when David and Victoria met to the modern-day fallout with Brooklyn. Detailed and dramatic, this is the story of a dynasty built by pop culture, for better or worse.