Dear Mr. Cornwell: My family emigrated from Glasgow to Hamilton, Ontario when I was 12. I was quite shy and had a difficult time adjusting. As a result, I used to read as an escape from the world as I knew it and didn’t like one bit. I drifted into historical fiction with authors such as Zane Grey, C. S. Forester and many others. I then grew up and got married, raised two daughters and had a busy career which did not allow me time to read as much as I liked. I retired in March 2007 and last year I discovered you. I have now read the Starbuck Chronicles, The Arthur books, the Grail Quest, The Saxon Stories and I cannot remember, since I was newly arrived in Canada, a time when I enjoyed reading as much. I just had to write and let you know how much I am enjoying your work. Once I read Stonehenge I am going to embark on the Sharpe Books. This should keep me going for another year so please, please keep writing and I would love to see another book of the Starbuck Chronicles. All the best, Bill