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Mr Cornwell, I just a wanted to thank you for all that you do. I have read several books of yours Grail Quest/Saxon Stories/Stonehenge and of course Sharpe. I am not completely done with Sharpe as I mixed in the Grail/Saxon/Stonehenge in and out for fear of completing the Sharpe Series. Once done with Sharpe and look forward to reading the Starbuck Chronicles and the new Saxon story. I apologize for not having a question at this time but I did want to take the time and thank you for your work. I have enjoyed every word. Thanks again, Erik

I want to thank you so much for your book : "the last kingdom"(in french). It's a very big pleasure to read you. A real deep immersion in the old ages of Britain. I hope to see your stories adapted on the movie screen. Thank you one more time. RENAUDIE Cyril

Bernard,two things to say. Firstly keep writing those books. I'm still reading them and still loving them. Secondly, thanks for the advice about writing. I'll get the story right and worry about style later. All the best, Pete.

Dear Mr Cornwell, I've asked my question and I won't trouble you with any more apart from to say that a man who clearly loves cats and despises lawyers is my kind of novelist. Keith Harris, Retford, NOTTS.

Hello Mr Cornwell, I would just like to thank you for hours of enjoyment through reading the Sharpe series. I moved to southend-on-sea, Essex from Ireland when i was five years old and I am now 23! I grew up on the Sharp television series and only recently started to read the series, starting with Sharpe's eagle as where abouts the television series started. I am currently on Sharpe's Enemy and continually enjoying your imagination' creation of Sharpe and co, so much so my girlfriend has started to call me SHARPIE! I don't know why I've decide to post you a note, i suppose i may well be human instincts to want to thank someone when they have given so much enjoyment to you but also maybe because I'm afraid of one day the I'll run out of Sharpe adventures to read and hope very much there are a few still to be written. Even though i have many still to read! >From another person from Essex Thank you once again, Andrew Casey!

Dear Sir Just a quick note to let you know how I have enjoyed all of your books to date. I have read all the Starbucks, all the Grail Quest, most of the Sharpes, the Saxons (to date), and Gallows Thief. I have, however, just finished Fallen Angels and I could hardly bear it. I only picked it up because it had your name on it. It was almost unbearable. I forced myself to finish it because it was your book - aarrgghh... agonizing. I noticed that the bulk of the positive comments on the boards for it are from women - hardly a surprise. I thought it was a Mills and Boon from reading it. Of course, I'm being terribly unfair - you don't owe me (or any of your other readers) anything, I just so love your other books and was so disappointed with this one... Anyways, thank you so much for the other books ;-) I loved Grail Quest - thought it over far too soon, and am really loving the Saxon stories. Lords of the North was too short and finished too abruptly for mine... Jeez, these bloody demanding readers huh? Love your work, keep it up. All the best.
Blair Campbell

I'm sure you'll appreciate former riflemen of the green jackets are a proud bunch, and remind themselves daily of their heritage you helped to make so recognised worldwide. Just wanted to say thanks for helping to raise the profile of the rifles amongst the public over the years. Kind Regards, Jerry Dixon (former RGJ)

Just reading through Sharpe's Fury at the moment...I started it back in December, but my wife had our first baby shortly after I started and I never seemed able to find time to pick it up again....But it is a good read even after this amount of break. What I've noticed is that most of your recent Sharpe novels have been quite self contained....and as they are being slotted in where the timeline has space, there is little opportunity to link them into the story as a whole. What I would like to see is a good story arc involving some classic Sharpe characters...maybe a three novel story where Sharpe exacts revenge on the only loose end from the series.... Major Morris Anyway, whatever you write next, best wishes! Cheers, Phil Shean

I've just read some of the other comments on the bulletin board, such pressure from an eager and demanding public! So, just to add to it, what are you doing reading this when you should be hard at work on the next one! Many thanks for the hours of enjoyment. Graham

I would just like to say a massive thank you for giving us your wonderfully written books, especially Derfel and Uhtred. My boyfriend told me to read them as they would change the way i thought and they certainly did. We can't wait until October when Uhtred returns to us.(for some reason these novels seem to give us strengths and so once again thanks) Please don't think were mad, just young. Bye Donna&Richard