Mr Cornwell I apologise if you've been asked this question many times before but, are there any plans to shoot further Sharpe novels? I remember reading a review on one of the books that is set a decade or so after Waterloo where Sharpe and Harper go to Chile?? or another South American country. Seeing as that Sean Bean and Daragh O'Malley would be ten years older it would be great. By the way, my 10 and 14 year old sons are Sharpe fans now. Mark Wells
are you going to make any more films of the Sharpe books? we have all of them so far and think they are fantastic, we watch them quite often. Lynda
Sir, I am interested to learn more about an upcoming Sharpe TV series based on India. As a fan of your books and someone of Indian descent I am excited by the possibility. I've been an avid reader of your books for your many years. I actually had the opportunity of attending a book signing of yours in LA several years back. It was the first book signing event that I had ever attended (or even ever thought about going to one). I found the discussion to be very interesting, which made the long trip in LA traffic worthwhile. I remember buying your book at the bookstore then getting in the long line for you to personalize the book. I still laugh at all of the people who just wanted you to sign and date a stack of your books so they could sell them that night on Ebay. Overall, I thought the best part was the discussion on how the books came about and would recommend the experience to others if granted the opportunity. M. Patel
Dear Bernard, firstly I shall fall into line with everyone else's opening phrases and thankyou for writing such an astonishing and exciting series of books. I am doing history at university, (try as I might there is no Napolionic period to study), anyway I heard a rumour the other day that in autumn a Sharpe film will be made in India, (Sharpe's Challenge I think), just wondered if this was true, and if it is (this is far fetched and unlikely I know) any chance I can play (I am a thesbien of sorts) one of the many nameless soldiers?, of which I presume there will be plenty, kind regards Chris