I am reading the ninth book in the series of the saxon chronicles, and just to let you know I think they are brilliant. can't put them down. well done.
kind regards
David
Dear Mr. Cornwell,
I am a lifelong student of history, and can't adequately tell you how much I appreciate your work. I am especially drawn to your Saxon and Arthurian series. I don't believe illustrated versions are available, but if they were, and the illustrations were serious, I would buy them, and I imagine many others would as well. I am thinking of illustrations along the lines of those in the Osprey military history books.
That's my thought. Thank you so much for the countless hours of reading pleasure you have given me over the years.
Cheers,
Joel Parkes
I have thoroughly enjoyed your Sharp series, and have always read your Epilogues,especially the Battle Field Discription,.with great interest...What a pity Richard Sharp.did not follow Sir Harry .Smith,.other Rifle men and The German Legion.to British Kaffraria.. What a Gold mine of interesting happenings took place in this area...I.was fortunate to spend the first 13 years of of my life living at British Ridge.,where on a clear day you could see Fort Cox.in the bend of the Kiskama River....Just think of all the adventures Sharp and Harper could have had It stirs my Irish/German / Scottish Blood...Keep up giving your Readers pleasure.....
Ron Volker.
I've recently turned into a bookworm and decided to take a punt away from Sports Autobiographies with fiction and chose book 1 of The Last Kingdom Series.
I can't describe how much I love these books. I started this in mourning at been 50% through Book 9 and I am now over the moon to hear that there is a book 10.
Thank you for these books. I am sure all of your work if fantastic and that there are other books out there that I will fall for. At the moment though I have the fear that I am towards the end and no other books will compare.
Please cancel all other work and keep Uhtred going! :)
Jamie Thompson
I read your Starbuck-Trilogy with great enthusiasm. Badly it´s over. I hope you will find enough time for more adventures of Starbuck, Pecker and Swynyard.
Norbert Reichenauer
Good Evening,
I can not get enough of your Saxon series. I love every line. I am currently reading "The Burning Land". As I'm reading the series, it has occurred to me that a very nice companion book would be " All the Lords Women". It could be one novel, following the tales that Uhtred himself speaks of, except, told from the point of view of the women in his life. I think this would show another side of the character in a very interesting way!
My Best Regards, and Thank You for such Pleasure,
Kelli Strable
Hello Bernard
Hope you don't mind, but I had to tell you this!
I don't know if you recall, but 3 or 4 years ago I messaged you, because I'd been reading a wonderful book about, that indomitable Polar Explorer Tom Crean, and how I could see many similarities between him and Patrick Harper?
Well, I've been recently watching an old ITV Mini-series called the Last Place on Earth starring Martin Shaw as Captain Scott. Tom Crean seemed familiar, and who played him? None other than Daragh O'Malley his very self! So, Tom and Pat had even more in common that I thought, ay?
Regards
Matt Copley
That's great! Thank you!
I just finished The Last Kingdom series. An absolutely amazing series. Thank you sir, for writing them for me.
Richard Poste
I just want to say I've just devoured the BBC adaption of your book, The Last Kingdom and really wanted to say a huge thanks for bringing such a brilliant (yet brutal) period of history to life, the formation of England. It's fascinating. I love Uhtred, what a great character. Can't wait for the second series and I promise to get around to reading the book!
Kate
Hello Mr. Cornwell,
I just wanted to write to tell you thank you for your writing. As an Army veteran and former history major, I truly appreciate your attention to detail and your entertaining style of writing. My dad and I are avid fans of the saxon chronicles, but we have read all your work and it is hard to pick a favorite. Once again thank you!
Respectfully,
Steve