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Brian Masters began his career with five critical studies in French literature and proceeded to write the first full history of all the dukedoms in Britain. His subjects for biography have ranged from John Aspinall to E.F. Benson, from Marie Corelli to Georgiana Duchess of Devonshire... He has also rescued twentieth-century hostesses from footnotes into a book of their own, and traced the origins of the ruling family of Udaipur in India. His penetraiting study of mass murderer Dennis Nilsen, "Killing for company", won the Gold Dagger Award for non-fiction in 1985; after which he found himself invited to lecture on murderers as well as dukes, gorillas and hostesses. Masters is well-known for his interviews in the Sunday Telegraph and he reviews regularly for that paper as well as The Spectator.