Your Questions

Dear Bernard, I was wondering if Starbuck is running out funds on his extended vacation as yet and needs to go back to work? I can easily imagine him and Truslow being in the sunken road in front of Marye's Heights at Fredricksburg. Regards Ken Australia

Just finishing your Starbuck series and have enjoyed many of your others. Really enjoy what you do. Will you be continuing the Starbuck series as you indicate "Starbuck will march again" in "The Bloody Ground" finished 12 years ago? Tom Chittenden

First of all, would like to give praise for the great work. I've read the saxon stories, the warlord chronicles, sharpe is my favourite character even of darth vader, but to the point I've heard of Sharpe's Peril and do you have an idea of when it's going to be released in the UK ,eager to hear from you. I apologize for weak spelling, a major fault next to maths. Ieuan Glyn Walker

Hi, I started with The Grail Quest series and then The Saxon Stories. On a whim, picked up Redcoat. Had never been that interested in stories of that period. Loved it. Went through The Starbuck Chronicles in about two weeks and only took me about two months to devour all of the Sharpe Novels (awaiting book order of Waterloo and Devil). My question is, are there any plans for future Redcoat, Starbuck, or Sharpe novels? And I must admit, your sense of humor that you insert into Sharpe and Harper's banter is hysterical. My wife usually gives me queer looks as I laugh out loud. I look forward to a reply at your convenience. Sincerely, Brad Grace New London, Iowa

Mr. Cornwell, I live in Memphis, TN USA and,like all of your other many fans, can not get enough of your splendid writing. I have written to you before a few months back, but did not ask you this question.....Do you think you would ever come to a city anywhere near Memphis for any reason? I would love to just be able to see, in person, the most brilliant, powerful, amazing author and creator, and have a chance to say "Thank You" for all the intensely, yet fabulously, addictive stories I have EVER had the privilege to read. I can not get enough of your books. I read them over and over and over....and each time I feel as though I know the characters personally as old friends. I find myself wanting to be IN the story and very sad that I can not. I hope one day to meet you, but if I never have that honor, I will still forever read anything and everything you write. May you continue to be blessed and bless all of us with your wonderful writings. Toya Ryan

Dear Mr Cornwell.... firstly I have to congratulate you on your captivating writing style! You rank amongst my family as one of the best. When I find myself waking up, reading your book in the bathroom whilst brushing my teeth (once leaning out of the shower to finish a chapter) - walking down the stairs (dangerous) and whilst eating you know you've found a fantastic author. My problem is that I'm such an avid reader that I've devoured all your books on more than one occasion! I realise this is a strange request but I wondered if you could recommend a favourite novelist of your own or one with a similar style? Fully understand if you don't wish to give details of another author but believe me you won't lose fans! Kind regards Gareth

Dear Sir, I have read all of the Saxon stories, The Grail Quests, The Arthur books, and all of the Sharpe books. They are the best books I have ever read! Your stories leave me wanting more. I think that your version of Arthur is the best. I was wondering if you ever thought about writing a series based on the Crusades or even the American revolutionary war. I can't wait for the next book in the Saxon series and the Azincourt to come out. thanks for the great books. Erik Duffy

Just wanted to say I love your books, at least what I've read. I started with the Saxon tales, then the Grail Quest and just finished the Warlord Chronicles. I wish you would write about the Norman invasion of 1066 and maybe about Jacobite rising of '45. Thanks for hours of well worth reading. Tim from New York, USA.

Hello there Mr Cornwell, my name is Bruno, and I'm from Brazil. I'm a really fan of your work, read and re-read the Arthur trilogy and the 4 books of the Saxon histories so far, and my question is, and I'm sorry if I'm misplaced in history, but do you plan on writing anything about the history of William Wallace? That was a question I asked myself while reading the Saxon histories. Looking for the next books about Uhtred, he is my favorite character. And I'm looking for to get started on Sharpe's books. Thank you. Bruno Miyakuchi

hi Bernard, I am writing to ask where did you buy Sharpe's sword from,because I'm thinking of buying one myself and want to know a safe place to buy it from. Since I have come across a number of places who have all claimed to have sold a sword to you.If you could reply it would be great P.S. I love all your books. Would you ever think of visiting Cork in the south of Ireland? David Higgins,15

Hello and thank you so much for your tallent and sharing them in your novels. I was curious where I can obtain all the books you have written in a set. Thanks you again for your time. Bill