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Hello Mr. Cornwell, I just heard something wonderful! You're going to visit Brazil this year! Unfortunately, just Rio de Janeiro. Is there a way to change your mind so you can go to other cities as well ? =D I'd just love to see you in my city! Although I'll try my best to go the Book Fair in Rio de Janeiro. Are you going to sign books there? I'd really like to have my Sword Song copy signed! It would be even better to get a copy of The Burning Land signed, but the book is going to be published after the fair =( Without any doubts The Saxon Stories is my favorite book series along with a science fiction called "Perry Rhodan". I can't wait 'till October to the release of TBL, I've already placed a pre-order from amazon.co.uk! Hope to see you soon in Brazil, Best regards, Gabriel

Bernard, I have read a lot of your books but not in the order you have wrote them over the years. I am now reading the first in The Grail Quest, Harlequin. Bernard a fantastic book. Its good that you add the Welsh archers in the book as the Welsh were very good archers, even had ago at it myself when I was around 12, many years ago. Bernard when it comes to writing you are top dog. I have read Scarrow, Iggulden and Gemmell, all very good (sad Gemmell is not with us) but you are in my eyes, ears and mind are the best. Before anyone thinks, myself and Bernard are related, we are not. He is the best writer around, fact.
Steve

I have finally managed to catch up with the Starbuck series and demolished the 4 books in a matter of days. As a result I am so frustrated. So many unfinished story lines, so many characters whose fates I would like to know and a sense of having a wonderful story snatched away from me without closure. The imagery of the period was superb and I am now buying history books on the whole war....but no Starbuck ! He's had a long rest. He must be ready to fight at least one more battle...please.
Ernest Jackson

Thank You for Uhtred... I truly love him. Geanine Teramani

Mr Cornwell you have done it again. I picked up and put down Stonehenge a half dozen times. Knowing if I brought it home it would keep me up all night. It is my fault after reading the Sharpe's series and the Grail Quest series I knew I would not be able to put Stonehenge down once I started it. I look forward to Agincourt after this. I have always taken a personal interest in that battle because of my Birthday(my birthday is October 25th). Take care Your loyal reader, William

Hi Bernard, I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your novels, especially the Sharpe series and the Grail Quest books. They read extremely well. I like the plot twists and easy humor and dialogue that always feels authentic. I especially wanted you to know that your Sharpe novels helped me get through some very stressful times and I am very grateful for that. Please keep writing more great books. I'll definitely be looking out for them =)
Freddie Yap

Dear Mr Cornwell, I have just finished reading the Starbuck's having also recently completed Sharpe. Would you kindly consider more in the American series because they are certainly equal to Sharpie. I want to know what happens next!!! Kind Regards, Roger Ellis

More Obidiah please.
Russ Kennedy

You rock man!

Chris S.

Mr Cornwell I just wanted to thank you for your wonderful imagination. You have give my brother's,father and myself have found so much enjoyment in the pages of your books.We each have different preferences but enjoy all that we have read. My brother's eagerly awaits your new Sharpe's books and I bought Dad the new Agincourt for Fathers day.I am slowly working my way through all that we have and filling out those that we are missing. Thanks again we selfishly wish you the best of health and a long life. your sincerely Randell Pepler. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada