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Dear Mr Cornwell,

Thank you very much for your explanation as to why my last and missing link in my collection of your books will take another year to arrive. I have used 2024 to (re)acquire every single book you have published for the U.K. market, and which since 'discovering' you in 1988 I had bought and read. Friends borrowing but not returning several books had left my collection looking like an Emmenthal cheese until this summer when I raided Amazon and the Internet to fill all the gaps again. I thought I was back to 100% - which will now be for October 2025 (seems ages away).

I really look forward to your Storm MkII next year.

With very best wishes to you and yours

from Marco

Sir I just wanted to thank you for all the pleasure you have given me over the years. I’ve never been disappointed by anything you’ve written and I have loved so much of your work I felt compelled to write and thank you.

Kindest regards

Stephen kibble

Mr. Cornwell,

I'm reading the Warlord Chronicles for what I believe is the fourth time. It occurred to me today that of all your books, these may have been the most joy to write. I hope so. They are for me the most joy to read, and I thank you.

Kevin Coombs

I really miss your Last Kingdom Series. I found the historical time period very exciting. There is so much more to be found in northern England and Scotland.

Kenn Barnes

We forgive you for not being able to complete the "Sharpe's Storm" by Jan 2024.....Almost.     Thank you for all the wonderful writing over the years.  Your work keeps many of us motivated in life.  Instructs many about the actual time periods due to your accuracy.  And allows for much needed escape at times.  Hoping you complete Sharpe's Storm soon.  Or, at worst, add in a time machine so Richard CAN be in two places at once.....Thanks again.

John

Hi Bernard,

Just to say how sorry I am due to 2024 being a nightmare year for yourself and Judy. Hopefully the horrific schedule from hell will soon subside enabling both of you to enjoy life. And much as we look forward to a new Sharpe novel, it's very understandable that you need time out to take breath from all the rigours, besides enjoying your other hobbies and pursuits. It's actually incredible how you've released a novel every year since 1980! I probably okay for me speaking for all fans worldwide when I say: We're very grateful for all you have written thus far, for all that is to be written, and our thoughts are with you both during such difficult times. Please also pass on my best wishes to your wife Judy :)

Robert Douglas

Good afternoon,

I was waiting for some new book and i am sorry to hear of your health issues. I hope, you are getting better. I love your books and i shall try to buy the Uhtred books on my device as I'd like to read them all again. Thank you for your writing, i love many of your books. Thank you for your work and dedication.

Kind Regards,

Stefan, Zurich

 

Mr. Cornwell,

I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for the enjoyment i have received in reading your novels.  I had read most of your work with the exception of the Sharpe series and am now enjoying that during my retirement on Cape Cod. (Hello Neighbor).  Even more important that my own enjoyment is the fact that my oldest son also enjoys all of your work and we have enjoyed decades of discussions about your books.  This type of bonding is precious.  As I am sure you receive many thanks for your writing I hope this is a little special because it is also a thank you for bringing a family together.

All the best,

Greg White

 

So I was visiting with my wife at her sisters in New Hampshire and not being an avid reader I went into her bookcase and pulled out " The Last kingdom" I had never heard of you before and had seen parts of the " Viking" series so I said, WHY NOT !

I am blown away how much a fast read and how well the story flowed. I am hooked and was looking up what the next book was and it seems there are 12 ! I will be getting the others and will read them in order. You really brought the time period to life and made very appealing character's. Being a history buff myself it was quite enjoyable and will be sharing the books with my brothers ! Thanks !

Jeffrey William Lang

Hello Mr. Cornwell,

 

I first read Sharpes Tiger while on deployment in the middle east, you captured the essence of being a young soldier quite well. So much so that half of my platoon were reading your books before we got home. Since then, your books have brought a great deal of joy to my life through good and bad times. Thank you.

 

I truly hope that Patrick Lassan's experience in the Crimean war will eventually receive a short story or novel. I found him to be one of your more dynamic characters, I could see a great deal of Lucille and Sharpe in him.

 

Also, I hope you give a talk in the Carolinas sometime soon I would love to attend.

 

P.S I am currently a dental student. I am sorry to hear about your negative experiences with dental work.

 

I wish you all the best

-Nick