Dear Bernard,
Just finished 1356. Struck me as I was turning through the last notes and blank pages to the map at the end and your smiling face on the rear cover that it was a bit like the ending of a film. Films only last hours, my book was a present from my family on Christmas day that lasted till 4th Jan. One never sees who it is that has worked so hard to give you the pleasure in a film just names. Our archers at Blundellsands Archery Liverpool UK loved 1356. I wonder will you ever `bite the bullet’ and give the world the book of the Killing fields worst battle ever seen on British soil ? Towton, Butchery on a Christian Palm Sunday 1461. Bernard, you have to do it ! No one else could get it right and its a story that must be told to all so folk these days understand. I await Uhtred and the destruction of the Dubhlin vikings at the Brunanburh, Wirral by all accounts. Godbless Bernard and Thank you so much for your work. Your books are kept for my children. So they know the
Truth.
Paul Campbell, Liverpool,
Happy new year Bernard, Have you any thoughts on a novel about the Battle of Towton, the bloodiest battle ever fought on English soil ?
Ben