Hello. I have just finished “Death of Kings” and enjoyed it very much. I wonder if the place names are ‘of the time’, and if so, where you found them (must have been major research there). Some modern place names can be deduced from your Anglo-Saxon spelling, such as Cirrenceastre for Cirencester, but could you give an idea of the pronunciation, such as Wyrgaceaster for Worcester if known? Thanks a lot. Wendy

Mr. Cornwell, on your question section you have posted some of the pronunciations of people in your Warlord Chronicles. I was wondering if you could provide more of the same. Particularly place names. Or even point me in the right direction to find them myself. I have been a fan of your books for years. Especially the Saxon stories and the Warlord Chronicles. After seeing how some of the names are pronounced I am obsessed with learning how to pronounce them all. I thought I had a pretty good grasp, but again after reading your Q & A I realize how far off I really was. The one that really threw me for a loop was Cuneglas. Thank you for your wonderful books. They have filled me with many hours of enjoyment. Cheers.

Joseph Veith