Bulletin Board

Dear Mr Cornwell, Nate Starbuck has been on a 13 year vacation, up until Sharpsburg, the Rebels have had it mostly their own way, Billy Blythe is still deserving of his forthcoming retribution and Pecker Bird is a long lost memory. We have not discovered why Lincoln is so revered in American history, and if Nate will ever discover Adam's death or tell his father what he really thinks of him! I could go on to the the girl Nate ends up with, and if he survives defeat and emancipation to name but a few unanswered questions. I've read everything else in your wonderful catalogue, and another 1 or 2! Starbuck books would make millions of people really happy! Kind Regards Carl Fox

Love your books, delighted to see fifth book in Saxon series coming in October, been waiting a long time - can't wait

Carole Dunne

I've been a fan of yours for quite some time, though it's only now that my own book is published that I realize how much authors appreciate letters from their readers. I've decided to start sending thank you notes to authors I enjoy, and I'm very pleased to start with you. I was introduced to your books through the Arthur series, which I loved, but each new series has gotten even better. I'm in the middle of the Saxon series right now, though I think my favorites so far have been the grail quest books; the Hundred Years War is one of my favorite periods of history, and you captured it fantastically. I was extremely pleased to see the Agincourt announcement on your website. It seems strange that it took me so long to finally start reading the Sharpe books, especially since I've watched and enjoyed many of the movies, but last week I took the plunge, starting with Sharpe's Tiger. I loved it. I tend to read four or five books at once, in many different genres (my own books are horror/thrillers), so it will take me a while to get through the entire series, but that just means I get to enjoy them for that much longer. Thank you very much for your books, and for the hard work you obviously put into them. You're one of my favorite authors.

Dan Wells

I just wanted to say you are my favorite author. I first read "The Archer's Tale" and I was hooked.
Jim Jones

Hi Bernard, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your novels, especially the Sharpe series and the Grail Quest books. They read extremely well. I like the plot twists and easy humor and dialogue that always feels authentic. I especially wanted you to know that your Sharpe novels helped me get through some very stressful times and I am very grateful for that. Please keep writing more great books. I'll definitely be looking out for them =)
Freddie Yap

Dear Mr Cornwell, I have just finished reading the Starbuck's having also recently completed Sharpe. Would you kindly consider more in the American series because they are certainly equal to Sharpie. I want to know what happens next!!! Kind Regards, Roger Ellis

More Obidiah please.
Russ Kennedy

You rock man!

Chris S.

Mr Cornwell I just wanted to thank you for your wonderful imagination. You have give my brother's,father and myself have found so much enjoyment in the pages of your books.We each have different preferences but enjoy all that we have read. My brother's eagerly awaits your new Sharpe's books and I bought Dad the new Agincourt for Fathers day.I am slowly working my way through all that we have and filling out those that we are missing. Thanks again we selfishly wish you the best of health and a long life. your sincerely Randell Pepler. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Dear Mr. Cornwell, Yes! Thanks so much that you have another book in the Saxon Chronicles coming out ("The Burning Land".) I will not wait for the American edition in January, but will preorder the British edition for October. Unlike most of your other readers, I enjoyed "Agincourt", but it wasn't high on my list of favorites among your books (and I have read them all, and have all your DVD's. My favorites among your heroes are Sharpe, Uhtred, Starbuck, and, of course Derfel. from the Arthur books. Again, I congratulate you on your great grasp of history, your mastery of action writing, and your many great character creations! Sincerely, Elizabeth Kaufman