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Dear Sir I have just read the first four books of the Sharpes series and must say that I totally entrenched in these books, not since Lord of the Rings or The Belgariad series have I read such totally spell binding book, keep up the good work. Ivan Malby

Dear Mr.Cornwell, I have never before read such an exciting book like yours about Arthur. It is the best book I have ever read. Thank you very much!!! Peter Stindl

Mr Cornwell, You are the best author in the world. I've read many of your books and have alerted several of my law enforcement collegues to your books as well. We've an informal fan club. No-one can bring a reader into a battle like you. Superb! Lee

Mr. Cornwell... I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed The Last Kingdom. I just got it from the public library, and quite literally couldn't put it down! My previous favorite of yours was The Winter King and the rest of the series, along with the Sharpe series of course. And Redcoat. And Gallows Thief. Heck, I like them all I guess! Thanks again for the thousands of hours of reading pleasure... Mark Bay

Mr. Cornwell, You are without a doubt one of the best story tellers of our time. And one of my favorite authors. You're a man of talent, insight, humor and ability. People like you are far and few between. Well done, Mr. Cornwell. Well done indeed. James Bourne

Just a note to say how much I enjoy your work. Keep them coming. All best wishes, Gary Ahrens

Bernard, I'm a pom living in Sydney and I'm loving reading Gallows Thief for the second time. It would make an excellent film or tv series. Please tell me you will be writing a sequel. Regards, Richard

Mr Cornwell, I just finished the Grail Quest Series this afternoon, and wanted to tell you that I absolutely loved it. It is amazing how the words bring you right into the action. It was incredible. I was only disappointed when I found out that Thomas' quests and stories were now over. At any rate, the series was amazing, and I loved every minute of it. ~Joe

Dear Bernard, I thought your readers might like to know that the City of York (or Jorvik, as the Vikings called it) in England is hosting a Viking festival from the 12-16 February. Part of the festival includes a re-enactment of the Battle of Stamford Bridge, where the Anglo-Saxons under King Harold defeated the Vkings of King Hardrada. I read about this in "The Dalesman' magazine, where the re-enactors talk about what it's like to fight in a shield wall. More details of the festival can be found at: www.jorvik-viking-centre.co.uk/getinvolved/festival-invade.htm. I'd love to go, but it's a bit of a long way from Hong Kong! Warm regard, David Coates.

I've just discovered the Sharpe books- Don't ask why it took so long, I guess I had my head under a rock or something. I work in Germany, and I am really enjoying the chance to read good historical millitary fiction that doesn't automatically mail the Germans, in fact, I could swear that I have met Captain Lossow from Sharpe's gold. He's almost exactly like my son's Godfather. I am often saddened by the unpleasant jingoistic way a lot of british authors speak about Germans, so it was great to get the other side of the coin. Your books have got me researching the German army's contribution to the Napoleonic war, which has proved a very rewarding study. Thanks! Andy Evans