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This is just a short note to thank you. I have enjoyed The Arthur Books so much that they have become my favorite leasure reading. The detail, and the depth of character are a joy. I also very much enjoyed hearing you read Excalibur on tape. It was fun to hear you pronounce each name. Thank for these treasures. God Bless, Martin

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I don't think it was me reading Excalibur! It was an actor - and they read incredibly well, much better than I could!


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Mr Cornwell, I have read all of the Sharpe series and the short stories except for Sharpe's Devil which I am reading and verr much enjoying. I hope that you will write more of your excellent books especially the Sharpe novels and soon as I am running out of books too read. I would also like to thank you for getting myself interested in such an interesting period of history. yours, Matthew Moss


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I have read all of the Sharpe series but did not appreciate the historical accuracy and reality of many of the characters in the books until I read Richard Holmes' Redcoat. Can I just say how much more this has added to my enjoyment and appreciation of your works. The interweaving of fact with fiction is superb. Thank you.
Anni Telford


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Dear Mr Cornwell I just thought I'd say I'm am a huge fan of Sharpe. I've also read your Warlord Chronicles series several times and it's my favourite set of books. I think they would be an amazng set of films, better then the 2004 king Arthur film if done right. PLease try to do this they would be brillant! William Blackledge


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Dear Bernard, In an age where everything seems to be centred around all things "space-age" or soon to be "here tomorrow" style of films and/or books,here in Australia on UK-TV, I saw Sean Bean in Sharpe's Battle and thought to myself it was great to see a film that portrayed honour, friendship, duty and above all,"the right stuff". I wish you well in all your writings and may the spirit of "Sharpe" live on. Robin


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Mr. Cornwell, I am from the USA, and am on an extended Holiday with my Daughter here in England. It's all of those historical romantic novels I have read that made me want to come here. We went to a local library (as I am an avid reader) and found your book Harlequin on the shelf. My compliments to you. I read the book in less than three days, and have never ever felt that I was standing on a hill watching the battle, and even at times in the thick of it. But I felt it when I was reading your story of the young archer. You are a splendid story teller and I am off to the library to find Vagabond and Heretic. What a wonderful gift God has given you! Sincerely, Peggy Swanbery


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I find your work and book s a joy to read, just a note to say keep up the great work! Paul


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I would just like to say thank you for writing all of the books that you have. I hope you will continue to write for a long time. I don't want anything, I just want to say that I have read nearly every book you have written so far and LOVE them all!!!! Your Fan, Dan Heise


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Sir; Your sailing novels are the best of their kind I've found. I hope you will write more. No need for response. Jeff


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Dear Mr Cornwell, Congratulations! The Sharpe novels are finally being translated to Portuguese. The first two books were already published! I'm sure they will be a success! António Rodrigues Afonso Lisbon, Portugal

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Thank you for letting us know!