Hello Mr. Cornwell,

I’ve been a fan since I read the Sharpe books years ago. My mother kept recommending the Saxon Stories, and my wife and I began reading them when they announced the show a few years ago, and devoured them in no time, and began hunting down your other books like the Warlord Chronicles. (I read your Waterloo without realizing you were the same author around the same time.) I just finished War of the Wolf and found it to be a highpoint, and can’t wait to see what comes next. My question regards if you’ve considered non-television adaptations of your work.While I greatly enjoyed both the Sharpe and Last Kingdom series I do feel like one of the key elements of your work, the way you show characters aging, developing, and learning over the course of the years is limited by the age of the actors (as these shows are filmed over a much shorter duration than the time progression in your books.) As a lifelong comic book fan, while reading your ongoing series I’ve always felt that your series, with long ongoing plot and character arcs, along with the near serialized regularity with which you release books, lend themselves to the format. Now I realize comics are a very ‘low art’, and wouldn’t bring in the interest of a TV series, but I have to ask if you’ve ever considered having your stories adapted into that medium, or any other non-television medium? In any case, thank you for so many great stories, and I can’t wait to see what’s next in store.

Marcus Siniari