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I love your Saxon Tales. They have impacted, and changed, the way I view life. I sincerely appreciate them. Thank you.

Michael

Hi, I Just wanted to thank you for writing your books. I have never been a keen reader, I basically read when i had too at school i am now 32 years old and after watching the Tv drama Sharpe.I set out to read the whole series in order then the India series WOW. I have enjoyed the Starbuck chronicles and now just finished Sword song. I am from Northumberland so i cant wait to see our hero get his home back. I remember learning about Bede and the monks at Jarrow and visiting the monastery, if the teachers told us then how they carried the relics and dead body's around i am sure we would of had a greater interest. I have your next book to start now 'the Fort' . Thank you for the books. Regards Steve.

Dear Bernard just a short message to say thankyou for giving me the pleasure of reading your fantastic books,i was introduced to you works by my wife who bought me THE FORT for my latest sailing trip (Ramsgate Regatta).I was so hooked and finished it within 2 days (as well as sailing) i purchased Wildtrack and i am now reading Azincourt to which i cannot put it down,to my wife's annoyance.So i am hooked well and truly so once again thankyou.

Paul Coult

Hi Bernard, I want you to know that you have been my favorite author ever since I discovered the Sharpe Series in my local library during my second year of elementary school. Your books are just perfect to me, and I always have a hard time finding another book to read after I finish one of your novels, so I just read another piece of your mind-blowing literature. So, I would like to suggest that you keep writing and entertaining the world. Your a great writer!!!!! From Ryan P.S. Please wish my soccer team the Burke Hawks good luck for this upcoming season, that would be great!

Dear Mr Cornwell, Just wanted to thank you for the hours and hours of entertainment you've given me. I have the Sharpe, Arthur, Thomas of Hookton and Uhtred books and have read them all at least twice over. I love your writing style and its inspired me to try it myself. Many thanks, Steven

Have just finished reading The Fort and enjoyed it enormously. I was particularly interested to read about Sir John Moore and have determined to find out more about him. The detail concerning Paul Revere has surprised me as he has had such a hero status in American history. So, thank you for a thoroughly great read. Really looking forward to Death of Kings as I have followed Uhtred through all The Saxon Stories. Any chance of you visiting Australia to attend one of the Writer's Weeks. The Adelaide Festival Writer's Week is always very successful. Anyway, thank you again and you have now forged in me a new interest in the American War of Independence.

Wendy Sleightholme

August 9, 2011 221 of 365 Thank You's (John Kralik Thank You Project) Mr. Cornwell, Just wanted to thank you for the Sharpe stories and the wonderful characters you have developed through them. I feel Richard is a friend I have known for years and going back in time has been a wonderful release from the mundane modern world. Best, Tom Frame

Hello there Bernard! Greetings from Brazil! My friends and I are very impressed with your books, they are simply fascinating to read and inspires us to continue always reading something, your books should be translated to all languages in this world! Thank you for the ability to inform and entertain, and above all, lead us to other worlds as in a time machine! many thanks, Felipe Venturin Hajaj.

Dear Bernard. having read all 5 books now about the Saxon Stories - I hope there will be a final book with he happy ending of Uhtred's dream. Excellent writing and a fantastic way of explaining everything makes this books so brilliant with a little disappointment on the end. I also read Stonehenge and will buy and read more of your work. Thanks for entertaining me in a long illness period. Regards -Eddie-

Mr. Cornwell, Let's have some more of Rider Sandman, please. Thanks, Charles Schwartzman