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sir, I have read all your books to date, and I have found them really very good. I served several years in the merchant navy and reading was a primary form of entertanment, ['cept in port. I am now in my sixties and I still read just as much. So I would just like to say thank you very much for giving so much pleasure over the years, I think that your "Saxon Stories" are the best yet, and I wait with the quiet certainty that the next one will be as good if not better than your last, many thanks, your work keeps me quiet and content for hours, that pleases the wife, she also likes to read but not the kind of book you write. Glad really otherwise we would be arguing who was reading what! thanks again. please them coming. Alan

I just finished Lords of the North and devoured every page of it. When I bought the book, it was mentioned as the third part of a trilogy. Upon reading the historical notes at the end of the book, I see that Uhtred will be having further adventures. I am eager to continue this excellent saga soon. After reading The Grail Quest series, I have become an avid fan of your writings. Thomas of Hookton was, perhaps, one of the best characters that I have followed. I appreciate your work. James Watson

Many thanks for all your books, which I have got. Please please do not stop writing, I cannot wait for the new ones but is it possible you could write a bit quicker. Margaret Truckel

Hi Bernard, I discovered your talent last year in France with "le roi de l'hiver", then "le quatrième cavalier" this year and am now looking forward to reading the next Uhtred novel. I have read many books in my life but don't repeat it to my wife, I have never spent a better moment than when I read your novels. So thank you for writing these excellent novels, Bernard, and never stop ! Best regards, Erik

Hello Mr. Cornwell, I just want to say how big of a fan I am of your work. I am currently in the middle/end of Excalibur and am loving every page of it. The Winter King and The Enemy of God, for the first time, showed me an Arthur that is more than just a flawless hero. He is just a person who wants a normal life. He still goes through anger and grief. Thank you for bringing me, and so many others, the joy of your stories. - A Huge Fan, Kris.

I have always been a fan of medieval history/literature and recently picked up The Grail Quest series and Saxon series. They are amazing. The Grail Quest series has actually inspired me to pick up archery as a hobby. Thanks, please continue to write more medieval themed books. Jay

Mr Cornwell. Hello and would just like to thank you for all of the books that you have written. You have made my days driving much more bearable as I buy your books on tape or cd and listen to them in my van, to and from work, keep the books coming please. many thanks Tony

Dear Mr Cornwell, >From a fan in Singapore, my thanks for many many hours of enjoyable reading. I knew of Sharpe and have read some of the books but just to tell you that I really enjoyed "The Arthur Books", "the Saxon Stories" (just finished The Lords of The North) am now starting "Gallows Thief" and plan to go on to "Stonehenge" next. I haven't seen The Grail Quest books in the bookshops here but am still looking. Thanks again....keep writing!!! Regards Mohan Sachdev

just a random comment, i'm reading your Sharpe books (Harper-Collins version) and comparing the order of the books you have on this site, they have muddled the order in their books. Sharpe's Havoc is after Sharpe's Eagle. It kind of ruins the Havoc book because he is a Cpt at end of Eagle and a lt in Havoc obviously no reason. Thanks. Andrew Philpot

Mr. Cornwell, I've enjoyed reading some of your website, which I stumbled upon while googling "Guthred," inspired by reading "Lords of the North." I see I'm not the only one who thinks your books are great, but as a writer (nonfiction; alas, I don't share your gift for fiction), I must comment on how prolific you are! How on earth do you turn out work of such quality at such speed! I hope you keep at it for many years, so historical novel lovers like me can keep enjoying it. Aloha from Hawaii. Jill Engledow