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Mr. Cornwell, you could write more Aurthur tales if you would please. I had an incredible sadness when I finished them. Jeremy Phillipe

Are there going to be any more books about Arthur? David Black

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I won't write more Arthur books as I feel the story is done. But I am glad to know you enjoyed the books.


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Dear Sir, I travel in excess of 40,000 per year by car and have listened to all of your Sharpe Series on tape with great enjoyement. I wasn't aware there was a DVD collection until this past weekend while at the public library. The video ran very close to the original story line in Sharpe's Siege but missed out the American sailor. I have already decided to collect all of the series and look forward, as does my wife, to many hours of enjoyment. Thank you. Martin Taylor


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Dear Mr. Cornwell- I throughly enjoyed SHARPE'S HAVOC. The book was beautifully written. It was definitely a very interesting story and a memorable reading experience. Good success with your future writings and endeavors. Have a marvelous week. Best, David


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I would like to congratulate you on the excellent Grail Quest series that I have just read, which was absolutely brilliant. Although I read Heretic first as it was a Christmas present as soon as I had finished I rushed out to buy the other two in the series. I was very relieved to see Thomas of Hookton live to see another day at the end of Heretic and the whole series made me very proud and also very ashamed to be English, but as you say in the books this is how it was for all countries who were involved in warfare. I will now be going to buy the Arthur series and hopefully this will be just as entertaining and again make proud to be English like the brave English Archers and knights in the battle of Crecy. Thank you Bernard for some truly excellent novels and maybe one day you be kind enough to write another adventure with Thomas of Hookton. Alan Ralph


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Dear Mr. Cornwell, I just want to let you know how much I enjoy your books ,concerning old England . I started reading your writings ,begining with the Excalibur trilogy and onto the Grail Quest. I enjoy the detail you put into your stories. your research of English history is amazing. I lived in the UK for a few years and have become an Anglophile. I love the history of the UK and its relationship with US history. Your books make it all come alive . The only complaint I have is the waiting time between books. I guess the saying " all good things come to those who wait" must be applied to your writings. Keep up the good work and may it be for a long time. Sincerely, Carlo Luzzi


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I would just like to say that your Sharpe novels started my passion for reading> Sharpe's Enemy is by far my most chreshered exploit, it has most like earned a bad feedback now and again. I would like to say thanks for the hours of joy, tears and the feeling of sharing some of the glory. Kevin Hunter


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Dear Mr Cornwell- I am looking forward to reading your latest SHARPE book, having read all the other books in this series and in the meantime I am reading through the book by Mark Adkin-the Sharpe Companion the Early Years and am finding it to be invaluable in adding to the pleasure of reading all your SHARPE stories. I also very much enjoyed the two short stories you wrote ie: Sharpe's Skirmish & Sharpe's Christmas, and am looking forward to many more SHARPE Adventures-Best Wishes D.H.


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It's time for Starbuck to march again. Marjorie Taber


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Just a quick word to say how much I enjoyed the Arthur books. I was familiar with Sharpe, and had read them all, but the Arthur Trilogy held me spellbound. Cheers, Chris


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Hi there, just finished reading the last of the Arthur books today. I first read the Winter King when I was 15 and only recently found the other 2 whilst looking for something to read in a local bookstore. Since I was a child my father read me the tales of King Arthur and have always had an interest . I just wanted to say thank you for writing such amazing novels on the subject. Amazing stories and I'm glad to own them now in my collection. thanks again Jamie , Scotland.