Dear Mr Cornwell

To start, may I thank you for the days (or possibly years) of pleasure I have had from your books.  I have been an avid reader of pretty much every book you have written since I first came across Sharpe’s Eagle when it was first published. My copy is now a funny colour of yellow, but throwing books away comes close to blasphemy in my household.

I have just finished reading 1356 – wonderful read, hard to put down. There are a couple of points I was not sure about – at several points you refer to the Prince of Wales as “Majesty”  and in other places to the King as “Highness”. Should this not be the other way around, or has practice in this area changed over the centuries?

By the way – any plans for more Starbuck novels?

Best wishes and please keep on writing

Roman