I loved reading Agincourt and could not put it down. I am now reading the Saxon tales and love it. Thank you for such good material to read. I love the historical information that you put into the stories. Well done.
Paul Stover
God what do I say.hope you are well. I am a fan of your books and I have read almost all of them. I have read all the Sharpe series, and the others. I am stunned because I can't believe that I can actually email you. Please don't take this email the wrong way but I am a big fan of your writing. I am trying to write a book but not very successfully. You may one day read one of my books. Thank you for reading this email and I hope to read many more of your books. Yours sincerely, Alan S G Waye
I don't read books often, but recently bought Sword Song to take on holiday. I could hardly put it down once I started and on my first day back I ordered the three other books from the series as advertised in the back of your book. I am very happy to hear you have written another and greatly look forward to reading it on launch. No questions - just keep up the good work ! Kind regards Michael
Dear Sir I am writing to thank you for your wonderful stories, I am getting over a serious illness & spinal surgery & your books have kept me going, I am half way through the Sharpe series, finished the Grail Quest, the Saxon stories, Azincourt,Gallows thief, so once again thank you so much & please keep up the good work. Yours Sincerely Ray Hocking New Zealand.
Thank you Ray - and best wishes for improved health!
I've just fought the battle of Azincourt! Never have I Experienced such an exciting and truly exhilarating read! I was so absorbed by the sights and sounds of the battlefield that I struggled to stop my eyes running away with the text! Absolutely fantastic!
Amanda Groves
Hello Mr Cornwell, Hope you & yours are Happy & Healthy. I don't have a question, I just would like to tell you how much a have enjoyed your stories,(Arthur tales,Grail Quest,Uhtreds). I find myself rereading them often. Two or three times a year i reread the "Winter King". The Winter King always revitalizes my soul. Anyway Thank You for your stories,they always make me feel recharged ! Looking forward to the next Uhtred tale. Respectfully David B Turner
I am looking forward to your forthcoming new book, "The Burning Land" which I believe is due out in October. I confess to be an avid reader of all your books, a number of which more than once. My favorite series, nonetheless, remains the Sharpe novels. I am hopeful of one day reading about Sharpe's participation in the Battle of Vimeiro in the summer of 1808, as it would allow further development of the junior Lieutenant Sharpe. We met at your book signing in Williamsburg, VA in 1993 or 1994 for your then new "Rebel" and you were kind and patient enough to sign all my Cornwell books which I had brought along. Michael
just want to say I love reading your books, in fact I consider myself an addict!!!!! keep it up and keep them coming.
Jon Morris
Until just recently I was too stubborn to read any of your books other than the Sharpe Series. Since then I have read The Gallows Thief, The Last Kingdom, and Redcoat. With each new book of yours that I read I have a new favourite. I just wanted to let you know what and amazing author I think you are, and wish you good health.
Peter Gates
Dear Bernard, I hadn't read any of your books before but a work colleague recommended that I read Azincourt. Not knowing that much about the history of this particular war, I was a little unsure as to whether it would be my cup of tea. One week later, I've now finished reading the book and thoroughly enjoyed it. It's inspired me to find out more about that point in England's history. Recently, we took the family to Hever Castle in Kent where Anne Boleyn resided. There was a lot to learn there and I noticed a few mentions of the battle of Azincourt. Thanks for the great read. I will have to look out for your other novels now! Kind regards, Steve Lamb.