Dear Mr Cornwell
First off I just wanted to say I am a huge fan. Sharpe, Starbuck, Uhtred and Arthur feel like old friends I can pick back up time after time.
I was just re-reading Harlequin and noticed a continuity error that it throws up in 1356. At the beginning of the book you describe how Thomas makes his bow in wonderful detail and also how he makes his arrows. In 1356, the scarcity of arrows is a constant plot point and you reference how all the archers know how to make a bow but not the arrows.
Just wondering if you had noticed?
Kind regards,
Charlie Baxter