If you have a release date scheduled does that mean the book is finished? How long before you generally start the next one?
Alex ONeil
Yes! Sharpe's Storm is finished and I've already started my next book.
If you have a release date scheduled does that mean the book is finished? How long before you generally start the next one?
Alex ONeil
Yes! Sharpe's Storm is finished and I've already started my next book.
Thank you for writing The Last Kingdom Series. Sadly, I have finished it. Which of your works is your personal favorite?
Alma Simmons
Hard to say....I've always reckoned the Arthur trilogy are my favourite books - maybe because they were such a pleasure to write. But I find Uhtred almost as much fun - and Sharpe is always enjoyable too!
Bernard,
My family and I absolutely love all of your books. Thank you for your stories, your characters and helping me lose hours lost in your written adventures. Do you think you will ever write a final Sharpe book set after Devil? One final Sharpe adventure to finish the series?
All the best,
Michael and family.
That is not in my plans right now. The new Sharpe book, Sharpe's Storm, might be the last Sharpe I write as I move on to other projects.
Hello, I am a fan of your writing which I discovered through re-watching the Sharpe series. Consequently, I have just finished the final of the Starbuck Chronicles which I thoroughly enjoyed even with the challenging themes in today’s political climate.
A thought:
There are so few books about the war of 1812 and I feel your voice and research would serve the stories of Tecumseh and Isaac Brock from the perspective of a soldier. Perhaps a scout caught themselves between the mixed blood of First Nations peoples and uprooted loyalists making Canada home.
Just a daydream of a story I’d love to see told.
Either way, thank you very much for the beautiful character you create and your way of telling stories that just captivate me. I am in my mid 40s and I have not read a novel since high school until I found your works.
For that, I’m a eternally grateful
Danny
Thank you! The War of 1812 is not in my plans at the moment.
Hello,
You have written extensively on the Napoleonic Wars, fiction and one non fiction book ( Waterloo), you have also written about the American Civil War : the Starbuck novels, among other earlier periods.
Are you interested in the weapons from the periods you have written about?
Have you fired and/ or owned any of the guns from the Napoleonic and US Civil wars?
Regards and thanks,
Adrian.
I've fired a Baker Rifle and a Brown Bess musket, and both kick like a mule. I haven't fired a Seven-Barrel gun and don't even know if there's one left in good-enough condition to fire - but if there was I value my right shoulder too much to try!
Hi Mr. Cornwell
Been a massive fan or Sharpe and Thomas of hook ton for many years now. Really looking forward to the new Sharpe adventure too. My question is do you think that there will be another TV episode of Sharpe and would there ever be a tv adaptation of the grail quest ?
Thank you
Jack
I don't believe there are plans for either.
I hope you are having a great day,
Ive been a fan of your Sharpe series since I was a child, and I was wondering if you have ever given any thought to working with a game development to create an adaptation of some of the books? In my humble opinion working with a Development company such as Warhorse studios for instance which has gained significant acclaim with their narrative Role Play Game series Kingdom Come Deliverance would be a match made in heaven.
Thank you for your time,
Douglas Coley
I'd be happy to see a Sharpe game - It's been talked about, but so far nothing seems to have come of it.
Mr. Cornwell,
You've written some of the best historical fiction I've ever read. I just wanted to thank you for your brilliance in bringing these fascinating worlds to LIFE!!!
Thank your Sir,
Gary Bergamo
P.S.- who would win in the square, Ughtred or Derfel?
They're as good as each other, which is all you'll get from me!
Dear Mr. Cornwell,
I am a big fan of yours and your work. I have read practically everything you have written, but my favorite series continues to be The Worlord Chronicles, which I have read several times. I recently started reading The Camulod Chronicles. Have you read these books? What is your opinion of Jack White?
While I am at it, do you have any plans to start a new series, something completely new?
I am very grateful for your time and especially for all your wonderful work.
Sincerely,
Ricardo from Brazil
Yes, I like the Jack Whyte books. No plans for a new series right now.
Dear Bernard
Anymore Starbucks chronicles coming out soon please?
Been an ardent fan for 44 years since Sharples eagle.
Warm regards
Barry Lee
No plans for Starbuck, sorry!