Hello Mr Cornwell I have been an avid reader of your works for some time, but have read all your works (as I do 90% of my reading) on audio book. I noticed quite a few other questions posted around the subject of narrator, and I think that you mentioned that you have no control over which narrator a publisher uses. But as the narrator makes such a difference to the final experience of the book I have a more particular question about it. I have listened to almost all you books on the Chivers version narrated by William Gamanara, who I think is fabulous and has always been, for me, the voice tone and style of not just Sharpe, but of the whole book, series, and genera. I have heard some other versions narrated by Fredrick Davidson, an excellent reader, but some how all wrong. All the other postings on the your site seem to mention a Tim Piggot-Smith who I have not heard and your most recent Sharpe books (Havoc, Trafalgar, Prey, Escape etc) I have heard narrated by Patrick Tull. Patrick Tull is an amazing performer and I love the job he did on the Patrick O’Brian books, however, again he seemed all wrong for Sharpe. With his performance, Sharpe seemed too take on a much older wiser introspective and brooding air, loosing the youthful temper, dynamic dash and headstrong impulsiveness of the Sharpe of the William Gamanara readings. But it was not until I noticed this that it occurred to me that maybe the Sharpe that I was used to might not really be the Sharpe you intended. Have you listened to the various performances of your works by different narrators? (or is that the last thing you feel like doing after writing a book?). If you have, is there a narrator who you prefer or seems to you to best reflect what you had in mind when you wrote the books? Which interpretation of your characters seems to fit best to you? Or do they all seem wrong? Thanks. -Brent