London – On August 31, the world will once again remember the day it mourned the loss of Diana, Princess of Wales, whose life ended tragically in 1997. Twenty-eight years later, her memory remains a source of inspiration and love for millions around the world. To honor this anniversary, Stewart Pearce’s acclaimed book Diana The Voice of Change is being released with a special promotion.
“Diana wished that through her example every woman could discover her own unique voice and live with greater freedom and purpose,” says Stewart Pearce. “She believed kindness could overcome cruelty, love could transcend division, and grace could liberate even the darkest places. This anniversary reminds us that her voice continues to resonate and inspire.”
Pearce, who was Diana’s confidential voice coach during the final two years of her life, provides a unique perspective into how the Princess found the strength to reveal her authentic self to the world. The book explores the practices, lessons, and affirmations he shared with Diana to help her embrace her true voice and presence, as well as how those same techniques can empower readers to discover their own.
First published in 2021, Diana The Voice of Change created a significant media impact, generating more than six months of coverage in leading outlets including Vanity Fair, Town & Country, the New York Post, US Weekly, Fox Television and over 100 additional publications. The book was praised for presenting a deeply human portrait of Diana, revealing how she transformed personal challenges into a legacy of courage, compassion, and authenticity.
Pearce adds, “When readers open this book, I hope they feel something more about Diana than just recollection, I hope they feel ‘empowered’. For Diana’s message is not about the past it’s about the future being lived authentically and with love!”
In addition to his work with Princess Diana, Pearce is regarded as one of the world’s most esteemed masters of voice. He has coached Academy Award and Olivier Award-winning actors including Eddie Redmayne, Mark Rylance, Hugh Bonneville, Vanessa Redgrave, and Emilia Clarke, as well as world leaders such as Margaret Thatcher and Benazir Bhutto. He served as Head of Voice at the Webber Douglas Academy from 1980 to 1997 and at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre from 1997 to 2010, distinguishing himself as a teacher able to help clients find their voice technically, spiritually, and emotionally.
To commemorate the 28th anniversary of Princess Diana’s passing, Diana The Voice of Change is available with a special 10% discount, by being purchased at www.filamentpublishing.com, and at Stewart Pearce’s website at www.stewartpearce.com.
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