Firstly, I wish to thank you for your stunning writings – I have read every single book you have ever published apart from Warriors of the Storm which I am saving for this Christmas. Every one of your characters, from Derfel to Uhtred, from Campion to Hookton, from Starbuck to Sharpe have kept me company for several years now so thank you.
I have always found it very interesting that the Viking Rollo secured a foothold on the River Seine, was able to demand land from the French and then went on to establish Normandy. It fascinates me that he was the ancestor of William the Conqueror. This seems to me a great story but I can’t find anybody who has written of this. Do you know if anybody has taken up this story? Would it be something you would find interesting or have ever considered writing about? I have often wanted to research more and write a book myself on this topic but there does not seem to be a lot written about him.
Not sure if this is a question or a thought, but would like to know if you think Rollo and his descendants were interesting enough to write a series of books upon.
John Hinson