Your Questions

Hello (From a grateful fan)
In the historical note at the end of Sharpe's Triumph you note "...though he did promote two men for conspicuous bravery on the evening of Assaye."  The “He” here is of course Wesley.  I believe the first of these men would be the future Sir Colin Campbell, but who was the second?  I have searched and can find lots of information on Campbell but none on the second man.  Could you please tell me where I might find information about him?
Many Thanks and I can hardly wait for “The Pagan Lord”.  In your free time if you could get Richard and Pat back in their boots it would be much appreciated. (Sarcasm – as I am truly in awe of your entire catalog, and wonder how you have time to respond to people like me)
All the best!

Dean

Hello Mr. Cornwell.
My name is Marco and I'm brasilian. I love your books, especially Saxonic Chronics. I've been almost finished " Death of Kings" and I'm so curious to know what's going on with Uhtred in the book number 7 and when is it coming to Brazil !?
Sorry to waste your time, I know that you're a very busy man.
Marco.

Dear Mr. Bernard Cornwell,
Greetings from Brazil! I love your books from the warrior chronicles and the Arthur books and my questions to you sir are this: When will a movie or a TV series be done about Uhtred and his adventures? It's just common sense to do this haha. Also, are you planing on making new books with characters like Uhtred and Derfel? Thanks for the great books.
Victor.

Dear Bernard,

Have you got any planned book signing events in the UK for The Pagan Lord?

Regards

Jason

Dear Mr.Cornwell,
do you know when "The Pagan Lord" will be available in german language? I couldn't find out it another way and I really looking forward to read about Uhtred again and time goes to slow... :-)
Wish you a good time, be blessed!
Yours sincerely,
Frank Wiederstein

I am on book 5 ("The Burning Land") of the Saxon series, still have "Death of Kings" to go, I see your next book in the series "The Pagan Lord" is coming out shortly.

QUESTION: Why are your books released in England before the U.S.?  "The Pagan Lord" will be out in England in September '13 but not in the U.S. until January '14
Dave Traill

Big fan of yours! I come from Serbia and I read first five books from The Saxon Stories. I would like to know if you have that information when will be published the sixth book in Serbia. I contacted the publisher here in my country but they don't have that information.

Thanks for your time.
Dušan

Hi Bernard
I am a great fan of your books and being from Weymouth and Dorchester area of Dorset am fascinated to know if the setting of Hookton was based on a real place?
regards

Si

X-mas is a good time to give books and read books given, yet year after year you release books in January. If it's for taxes, finish a second book (Thomas of Hookton - Black Prince) some year, pay the dough and everyone will be happier.
I believe you have many 99% finished books. I also believe after people die 99% of the time the wrong people get ahold of the stuff and ruin it. So help out us in the 1% and finish your books.
Mitchell C Johnson

Dear Mr. Cornwell,
I was just curious about two things:
1. Will Brida and Ragnar appear in the Pagan Lord, since Dunholm is right on the way to  Bebbanburgh?
2. Did you not like Adam Faulconer? To me it just seemed that he was a man who wouldn't physically fight for what he believed in. He just seemed to be more of a politician than a soldier, and when the Bloody Ground came around I thought his character would become more strong and vicious on the battlefield. Instead he died in a somewhat non-climatic way. I just wish we could of gotten more out of his character. I half-way expected Adam and Starbuck to battle each other numerous times throughout the war and slowly gain ranks together. But alas, it was not meant to be. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Christian Wilson