Bernard Cornwell talks about his latest novel from his acclaimed King Alfred series.
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The Burning Land (extract)
I had left Finan and a handful of men as our only sentries. They were posted at the edge of the fields, halfway between the village and the old hall and Finan had sent one man to warn me that…
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This novel, the fifth in the magnificent series of England’s history, tells of the final assaults on Alfred’s Wessex.
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This novel, the fifth in the magnificent series of England’s history, tells of the final assaults on Alfred’s Wessex.
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(This review posted by the book’s author) The empire is on its knees, but a last hope lies beyond the eastern frontier . . . 377 AD: Emperor Valens has stripped the Persian frontier of its legions, sending every available…
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Just started rereading your Uhtred books, just diving in I chose‘The Burning Land’ at random as it’s been a while since I first read your books, it kept me awake turning page after page to the point I had to…
Read More...Hiya, I have been thoroughly enjoying reading The Saxon Chronicles. I am currently on The Burning Land. I like to read each novel deeply, paying really close attention and sometimes rereading parts. Everything has made perfect sense to me throughout…
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Mr. Cornwell: I have been an avid reader of many of your books for sometime. In particular the Holy grail series,1356 and Agincourt. More to the point recently I decided to locate and re-read the Last Kingdom and the Pale…
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Dear Mr. Cornwell, Hope this finds you well and in good health, in these disturbing times! I just finished reading the first 8 installments of the Saxon Stories in record time, and I have to say this is the most…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwall, I haven’t messaged you for years as I wanted to leave you in peace but I do now have a burning question. It’s from genuine curiosity and not nitpicking. I have just read The Burning Land again…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I’m sorry to bother you but I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for all your hard work. Recently, with all of the craziness that’s going on I was given your Last Kingdom book…
Read More...Hi Bernard I am writing to you to offer you a simple thank you for your fantastic books. I have never been a book reader, and at the age of 37 I have never completed reading a single book. That…
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Hi Bernard! I’ve been reading your Saxon tales series and just finished “The Burning Land”. My question is, in the battle of Beamfleot, the Saxons use bees as a way to distract and hurt the Danes, was that a tactic…
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Dear Mr Cornwell. I have a question about The Burning Land… you mention that Harald escapes from the battle at Fearnhamme and takes refuge at Torneie Island, near where the River Colaun meets the Temes. In the historical note you…
Read More...Hello Bernard, Can I start by saying that you are my favourite author and I have all the sharpe novels in many editions as well as the DVDs plus many more of your titles. I’ve recently started listening to The…
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Dear Mr. Cornwell ( my predictive text just corrected you to “Cromwell” how about that?) I’m much enjoying “The Last Kingdom” series and have just finished “The Burning Land” I was intrigued to read that you grew up in Thundersley….
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Mr. Cornwell, I am ashamed to admit I discovered your works through watching a television show but, ultimately, I am very much pleased that I did. Though I have always liked the TV adaptation of “The Last Kingdom” it was…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I have a quick question which I am genuinely curious about if you don’t mind. I’m reading the war of the wolf (which is brilliant and my Friday treat which I read with a beer) and have…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell Since I first read “The last Kingdom”, I am a big fan of your work, especially of the Saxon stories and the Sharpe books. I am working on maps and chronologies of anglo-saxon history and therefore…
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I just read “The Burning Land” and didn’t even know that it was the fifth novel in series until I looked to see if there was a sequel. Good work on writing a good stand-alone novel that was also part…
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I just want to thank you for creating such amazing works! I love your Last Kingdom novels and just ordered in Sword Song and The Burning Land. While waiting for these books to come in so I could continue on…
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Dear Mr. Cornwell, You must forgive the brevity of this message. I very well could elaborate on my praise of your work but I doubt any of my compliments would express originality. I am reading through your Saxon…
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Hello, I recently finished The Burning Land and loved it. It said at the beginning that it took place in 892 and the story seems to me to cover over a year which would put us into 893. When I…
Read More...In my Harper paperback copies of The Lords of The North, Sword Song, and Death of Kings, Alfred’s daughter is named Æthelflaed. In The Burning Land she is named Æthelflæd; however, on page 378 both versions of her name appear. …
Read More...Hi I loved your book the burning land and after reading your historical note about a headstone you came across in Thundersley dated around the same time i thought i would visit it. I work at the local king john…
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Just wanted to say how much I enjoy the humour side of character Uhtred. I have had a good laugh many times in this series and am just starting The Burning Land. I appreciate the historical context and your creative…
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I am from Washington (the original!) formerly County Durham & now Tyne & Wear. Just dropping a line to say “Thank You” for your work & to tell you that my Mam, Jean Ward, is visiting us from the UK….
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Good Evening, I can not get enough of your Saxon series. I love every line. I am currently reading “The Burning Land”. As I’m reading the series, it has occurred to me that a very nice companion book would be…
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I recently read through all of the Uhtred books in a row, and noticed some of his sworn men drop out over the years. I know some of died in books(Clapa, Rypere) but others like Cerdic just disappear. Are these…
Read More...Greetings Mr. Cornwell — I’ve just started reading The Burning Land … I’ve read the series leading up to this and know your character Uhtred pretty well (although that sounds silly since you know him best of all). I was…
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While planning for a long international trip and knowing that I do not tend to sleep on planes (and react to jet lag terribly) I decided to buy some books. I hadn’t read any of your books and grabbed one…
Read More...I have just read The Burning Land and your knowledge of the geography of the North East of England is awful. It makes parts of the story ridiculous, sorry but it’s true. Durham is not on the Tyne. Bamburgh is…
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The Warrior Chronicles/Saxon Stories have been renamed ‘The Last Kingdom’ series. The correct order to read the books: The Last Kingdom The Pale Horseman The Lords of the North Sword Song The Burning Land Death of Kings The Pagan Lord…
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Hello Mr. Cornwell, My name is Joe Hammer, and first I wanted to say thank you for writing such a wonderful series that is The Saxon Stories. Uhtred, and the rest of the cast with every novel, is so well…
Read More...Hello, Mr. Cornwell I’m currently reading The Burning Land and I have been a little confused with the stories timeline. For example, at the first chapters of the book, it is said that Gisela and Uthred’s youngest son, Osbert, is…
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Dear Bernard, I am writing to tell you how much I am enjoying your series of books on Uhtred of Bebbanburg, I have just finished Sword Song and am about to read The Burning Land. I was interested to learn…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I admire your books I am greatful for your remarkeble writings when do you publish the 9th book of the war chronocles? I hope to hear from you with kind regards dirk m.kwantes Hi Bernard Have…
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I just wanted to tell you how much I enjoy your books. I became hooked on your novels when I picked up a copy of Agincourt when I discovered I had an ancestor who fought in that battle. As is…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I’m a fan of your books. I was read the four books of Uthred’s story and i’m very disappointed because i don’t found “the burning lands” and “death of kings” in french. This books will be, one…
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Hi, I just wanted to write to you and tell you that I’ve loved ‘The Warrior Chronicles’. I’m just about to buy ‘The Burning Land’. Admittedly I had never heard of your books before last year, but I saw ‘The…
Read More...Hello, my name is Kyle. I am a 25 year old social studies teacher from Texas who loves history and is a huge fan of the Warrior Chronicles (about to start the Burning Lands). I was excited to learn that…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, you are a genius and such an inspiration to me. I have wanted to write novels ever since I started back reading for fun again years ago. Sir I have never read any series as great as your…
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I just wanted to say how enormously I am enjoying your writings. Living just a few miles south of Bebbanburg I think of it in a new light having read all of Uthred’s adventures so far. At the war memorial…
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I have just been on your website because I have just finished The Burning Land and was wondering what the sequel was named ! Thank goodness there are 3 more books for me to read! I am really enjoying them! …
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I found your book, “The Burning Land” in a sale bin at a local bookstore. It looked interesting so I purchased it. That was a pleasant introduction to your works and I read it cover to cover in one sitting….
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, A week or so ago I read a comment from a 19 year old reader who expressed his great pleasure in having just read his first book by you, “The Winter King”. I must be honest and say…
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Good evening Mr Bernard, I already read today last page of The Arthur Books.. I would like to say you THANK YOU. Thank you for such amazing, energy books. I had a great 10 days with your books. The Winter…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, On 8th September someone pointed out an “inconsistency” in your books about the fact that Osbert could not have learned Danish from his mother because she, in the opinion of that reader (referencing the 4th book), died giving…
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Dear Mr.Cornwell I started reading your books about two years ago and ever since I have read the Grail quest series, the Warlord trilogy and I am currently reading the Burning Land. But I write to ask one thing;…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I just wanted to say thank you for these huge books you made me very big present with a lot of very great hours of reading and I’m still not finished with the Uthred saga (now I…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I must say how much I enjoyed The Burning Land and the series so far. I am hoping you can point me in the right direction to see if there is any veracity in the site of…
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I just finished reading “The Burning Land” and I got a disappointment. Somewhere in the story, the narrator, Uhtred himself, said he was 36 years old. But, he said also, in another passage, that Æthereld was 40. In the first…
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Have just finished ‘The Burning Land”. Loved it Jill Creasy
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I was re-reading bits of The Pagan Lord the other day, including the angry exchange between Uhtred and his uncle Aelfric. Aelfric accuses Uhtred of never having held any of the land and riches he has won,…
Read More...Hello Sir Cornwell ! I’m french reader, and I’m a fan of your works.I read with great interest the Saxon stories in french (I’ve got difficulty to read English). I wished to know if a French translation will be planned…
Read More...I just finished The Burning Land (loved it), but I couldn’t forgive Uhtred for burning the last copy of the Mercian Chronicle! Was there ever any such document that we know of, or is that your invention? Michael Newman
Read More...Hails! I enjoyed the 4 books of the warrior/Saxon chronicles but it’s impossible to find the burning land, death of Kings or the Pagan Lord written in french. So do you know if these books are translated in french and…
Read More...Dear Bernard of Bebbanburg, I’ve just finished Death of Kings in your most excellent Warrior Chronicles. In fact I’ve read the entire series in just under three weeks. I am writing you because I have a question regarding continuity between…
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Dear Mr. Cornwell, First of all thank you for the fantastic series The last Kingdom – The Burning Land. The provided many hours of reading joy!! In the last book of this series there is a slightly disturbing historic error….
Read More...Good afternoon. My name is José Costa, I am from Portugal, and I am a portuguese reader and admirer of Bernard Cornwell’s books. I am writing you because of the Saxon Stories, my favourite series of all. Here in Portugal,…
Read More...In the Burning Land, Skade took a peasant’s 10 year old daughter, and in the book someone (sorry I forgot who) was going to ask why she took the child, and then understood why the child was taken. I do…
Read More...I love this series — I am now just starting your 5th book — The Burning Land. I must let you know however that I am very disappointed with the Maps in these books. In the chapters you keep mentioning…
Read More...On page 334 of ‘The Burning Land’ you refer to Aethelstan as being Edward’s son yet, in the family tree at the beginning of the book, he is placed as Aethelflaed’s son? Whose son was he actually? I don’t remember…
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Hi Bernard, I just wanted to say thank you for writing books that i simply can’t put down. I haven’t finished a book for a very long time (work + 10 month old child usually make sure of that) but…
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I totally am enjoying your Saxon Tales books, am currently reading The Burning Land. I am fascinated by this time in history and have read many historical fiction novels about England and Wales. I came across an article on line…
Read More...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…
Read More...Re-reading Uhtred’s stories, and I’m wondering if there’s a source where I could find “the song of Aegir, god of the sea, and of Ran” (The Burning Land) or of Ravn’s chant at Ragnar’s sacrifice to Odin (The Last Kingdom)….
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Dear Mr. Cornwell It was the April of 2005 when I first learned about you by reading The Winter King. It was a very stressful year, I was trying to finish my residency and your Arthur books were a great…
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Dear Bernard, In your book “The Burning Land 2009” page 271, you wrote that Uhtred celebrated x-mas in the “Viking Hall” with a x-mas tree, decorated with miscellaneous things! But the x-mas tree did not exist at this time, indoors…
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Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have listened to the audiobooks for every one of your books and have enjoyed them immensely. I recently finished up the Saxon series and was confused as to why Uhtred of Bebbanburg became Uhtred of Bamburgh…
Read More...I have just finished “The Burning Lands” and “Death of Kings”. When will another Uhtred of Bebbanburg novel. I love them and with my Kindle, I am able to get them instantly which comes in very handy since I am…
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I am reading The Burning Land and Mercia is oft mentioned, is there any history linking Murcia Spain to Mercia UK? I have tried looking but so far no info perhaps you can give a clue to help Bill
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Dear Bernard, I’m a massive fan of The Saxon Stories. I love history and as my secondary school never taught about Alfred the Great, I have been fascinated by that period of history ever since reading your books. I’m currently…
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell, Me again and I’m sorry another question. I have just finished the Burning Land and read the wonderful fact/fiction section after the historical note and it show’s Alfred’s family tree, and it got me wondering. Do we…
Read More...Hi Bernard – have read many of your books and very much enjoyed them. Just re-read the Uhtred warrior chronicles – the last three back to back whilst on a week’s holiday in Mexico. As a resident of Filkins (nr…
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Hi Mr Cornwell I wonder if you could answer me a few questions, 1) I’m eagerly awaiting 1356, so whilst I’m waiting I’m rereading the grail quest (my favourite of your books, which saying something because all of them are…
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Hello! I’m not after anything from you, I’m just a fan and would like to express that I love your books, I’m currently on the Saxon series and reading ‘The Burning Land’. They’re very difficult to put down once I’ve…
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I greatly enjoy reading your books and have just re-read The Burning Land. Your mention of Thundersley in the Historical Note prompts me to say that I went to Chalkwell Hall School and to Westcliff High School.As an 11 year…
Read More...Hi, my name is Nicholas, I’m currently 26 yrs old and living in Alberta Canada. When I was 12 yrs old my father told me to go pick a book out of his library to read. I came across Sharpe’s…
Read More...Hi! I am a fan of your stories particular the archery and your dark ages books. I like your saxon books a lot as they explain how England grew from squabbling kingdoms to one people with one country.I like Uhtred…
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THE SHARPE SERIES SHARPE’S TIGER SHARPE’S TRIUMPH SHARPE’S FORTRESS SHARPE’S TRAFALGAR SHARPE’S PREY SHARPE’S RIFLES SHARPE’S HAVOC SHARPE’S EAGLE SHARPE’S GOLD SHARPE’S ESCAPE SHARPE’S FURY SHARPE’S BATTLE SHARPE’S COMPANY SHARPE’S COMMAND SHARPE’S SWORD SHARPE’S SKIRMISH SHARPE’S ENEMY SHARPE’S HONOUR SHARPE’S…
Read More...Can I find somewhere the French translation of The Burning Land? Sylvain Laroche
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Just want to say that I love these books! I bought “The Burning Land” from ASDA and then I soon discovered the other ones and bought them straight away! Jake
Read More...Hello Bernard, I know you are highly regarded in your profession and must get numerous complements regarding your many books, I would just like to add mine and also end my admiration for your work with a quick question. I…
Read More...In reply to audiobook question by Bradford Belles….I only know the audiobook version of “The Burning Land” read by Stephen Perring. His impersonation of Uhtred and all other characters (like the Welsh and the Scottish) is great and adds depth…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I can’t begin to tell you how much I enjoy your books.I’ve been able to trace my family back to the middle ages, and being someone of Anglosaxon lineage I have special appreciation for your Saxon series….
Read More...Greetings Mr. Cornwell, I’m a huge fan of the great Saxon Stories, I saw your 5 books at the store and bought them, I started reading the The Last Kingdom and about 20 days later there was I finishing The…
Read More...Let me begin by saying how much I treasure your stories. I began with the Starbuck Chronicles, which we given to me as gift because of my interest in American Civil War history. I enjoyed the tales of Thomas of…
Read More...dear Mr Cornwell I’ve just finished the burning land. I am gutted there are only 3 of the arthur tales. It’s not for me to advise you, but don’t you think there is a bit more mileage in these fabulous…
Read More...Hi I’ve read a great part of your books, and I’m expecting a french translation of “THE BURNING LAND ” and “DEATH OF KINGS”. Do you think that it should be possible ? Thank you for your answer Jean-Michel LAURENT…
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell, I really have enjoyed your books so far, especially the Arthur-Saga,Stonehenge,all others & Sharpe , I haven´t read so far) and last but not least the Uhtred Saga: “The burning Land” and the very new one I…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, As you can probably guess from my name I am totally obsessed with the saxon stories! I’ve finished reading death of kings and was wondering when the next book will be out? I think you’re an amazing…
Read More...I first came across your books, while browsing in a Belgian bookstore. I bought “The Burning Land” and that was 2 years ago. Since then, I bought all the Saxon Stories and I still can’t stop reading them. I do…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I just finished lords of the North in 3 days time. In my opinion it is just that good. Anxiously awaiting Sword Song and The Burning Lands but Overstock is taking forever.. Ive written before to express my…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I am a French reader and I like very much your novels. I wished to know if you knew when is it “The Burning Land” will appear in France please? Thank you beforehand for your answer. Sébasien
Read More...Dear Bernard, I am a French reader and I like very much your novels. I wished to know if you knew when is it “The Burning Land” will appear in France please? Thank you beforehand for your answer. Sébasien
Read More...Dear Bernard, I am a French reader and I like very much your novels. I wished to know if you knew when is it “The Burning Land” will appear in France please? Thank you beforehand for your answer. Sébasien
Read More...Over the years I have read almost all your books most of them more than once. I am just finishing the the burning land. I have recently read the the Saxon series over before I read Death of Kings.I thoroughly…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I’ve read many of your books. They’re fun and informative, concerning history. I just finished the Sword Song and am in the beginning of the Burning Land. I realize things can’t always make total sense in fiction. You…
Read More...I’m listening the the audio of “Death of Kings” and note that Uhtred is now known as Uhtred of Bambria and not Bebbenburg? Did I miss something…Paul Tombleson Mr Cornwell, First of all, I just read your interview with George…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell – I have just finished your new Saxon Tales novel, Death of Kings. May I say first that I have read various of your books, and that the Saxon Tales is by far, in my opinion, your best…
Read More...Dear sir CORNWELL, Have you got any news about the french version of “the burning land”? Is there always a problem with the schedule? Sincerely, Mathieu. Hi, French readers of your books, we’d like to know when your last three…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I hope this finds you well. I recently started reading your work and wanted to write to you and voice my appreciation. Having read many hundreds of books over the past thirty four years, none have encouraged…
Read More...I’m A great fan of yours Mr Cornwell And I can’t wait until I read The Death of Kings. (I’ve got to read The Burning Land first). you are my favorite author and I can only hope that you continue…
Read More...I just finished listening to Agincourt and LOVED it! I have read so many historical novels that take place around that time and which mention Agincourt, that to find something that deals strictly with it, was great. Now I am…
Read More...Hello Bernard Cornwell, I discovered your books while searching for material to read while commuting by train. Your name caught my eye because I did quite a bit of genealogy in Devon & Cornwall. I’m now a big fan, and…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I just wanted to send a very sincere thank you for your incredible “Saxon Tales”. I am very pleased to have discovered these books. Being a history buff, my favorite period is the viking age,I have read as…
Read More...I have all Six of the Saxon stories in unabridged Audio Book format and I wondered why the Burning Land and Death of Kings start referring to Uhtred being from Bamburgh instead of Bebbanburg? Was this deliberate or is it…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, Your novels are wonderful… can you tell me when your novel ”the burning land” and ”DEATH OF KINGS” will be translate in french, please? thank very much Wilfried could you tell me if your book ” the…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, Let me say that although I am a new reader of yours, I am now devoted. I have a serious suggestion with regard to keeping the same voice actor for an entire series. I absolutely adored listening…
Read More...Hi Bernard Hope the weather’s not to bad over with you. Its getting pretty nippy over here in Blighty!! I’m really looking forward to reading “Death of Kings” soon, which I’ve asked for off my Sister for Christmas. As much…
Read More...Hi Bernard I contacted you before about mistakes in the Royal Family of Wessex family tree which was inserted in the hardback edition of The Burning Land published by Harper Collins in the UK. I am now reading the Death…
Read More...I just wanted to let you know I have become a quite a fan. My first book was the Burning Land but I have just caught up on the rest of Saxon series. I love the history brought to life…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell,I am a big fan of yours, ever since I ran across “The Archers Tale” while shopping at a Costco store. Since then I’ve purchased and read the Grail Quest series, all of the Sharpe Series (even watched every…
Read More...Dear Mr.Cornwell, I just finished “The Burning Land” and I loved it, can’t wait for the 6th book of the Uhtred saga released in a couple of days. I have semester break since 2 months and I did nothing but…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I am just writing to let you know how happy I am that your latest book in The Saxon Stories “Death Of Kings”is due to be published. I have it pre ordered and I can not wait…
Read More...Please would you enlighten my ignorance. Who is Colonel John Wessmiller? You have dedicated The Fort to him and, I quite agree that you are entitled to dedicated your books as you please. I have just finished reading, for the…
Read More...I’m just finishing “The Burning Land” and I have read all of the “Warlord Chronicles.” In both series’ your characters make frequent references to things (usually structures) left over from the Roman occupation of years before. This makes me wonder…
Read More...Dear Bernard I have read all of the Sharpe Book’s , The Starbuck chronicles,The fort ,Redcoat,Scoundrel,The Burning Land And I have just read A free Sampler Death Of Kings when is the Book being released? all the other books you…
Read More...I have enjoyed discovering and reading your work since the newly published “The Winter King” made me aware of your very existence and from then I was off backtracking what I might have already missed. Since then I have pretty…
Read More...Dear Bernard Cornwell, I have been entranced by your novels. I am captivated by your story telling ability and intrigued by the historical value in your books. I started and finished The Grail Quest series this summer, as well as…
Read More...I am currently reading the Burning land and I was greatly enjoying the book until I reached page 310 where it is implied (though not stated outright) that Aethelflaed spent the night with Uhtred. As far as I know the…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I confess to being a latecomer to your books.I thoroughly enjoyed the TV Sharpe series, but it’s not my period for books. I resisted buying your books as I have so many and you are a prolific…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have been an avid fan of your books since I first “met” you through Wildtrack many years ago. As an ex-Army man I felt that the Sharpe series had been written just for me, contrasting what…
Read More...Bonjour, J’attends avec impatience la traduction française de “the burning land”, quand ce livre sera-t-il distribué en France. Meilleures salutations. Laurent Joly Hello sir! I’m french, and I read with great interest the saxon stories, in french (I’ve got difficulty…
Read More...My name is Joshua Wyatt, and I am the mayor of the City of Moundville, Alabama. I have been reading your books for many years and enjoy everyone. Historical fiction is a genre that I love to read. Taking a…
Read More...I just finished The Burning Land. That was amazing!! I lived in England for four years (from 1986-1990) it was awesome and my goal was to learn everything I could. My children always remember that time. I finished college in…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I am currently smashing through your books. Especially the Saxon series. They are truly riveting. I never used to read before I joined the British Army but now I can’t stop. Your books have truly captured me….
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell my name is Adolfo and I am from a small town in Nevada, USA. I just wanted to tell you how much I loved the whole saxon tales. I just finished the burning land and I am…
Read More...I just finished The Burning Land, the last book of the Saxon series. I can’t tell you how much I loved reading that series. Please hurry and get the next one out! I have to admit I am new to…
Read More...Dear Bernard Cornwell, I am often surprised and intrigued by some of the factual historical snippets you include in your books – for instance I knew the welsh word for England is Lloegr but did not know before reading the…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell- My husband and I have thoroughly enjoyed many of your books. I just finished the Arthur books for the second time, and am very happy that The Burning Land is now available. Having covered the Anglo-Saxon invasion…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I have been reading the Saxon series and was waiting for the next chapter when you brought out the Fort, as I like that time period could you say when you will continue with the Saxon series…
Read More...Hello I have been a fan for years and look forward to each of your books when they are published, they make me laugh with the dry sense of humour you give your characters but I am English! Can you…
Read More...Is there to be a 6th book in the Saxon Tales? Thanks. Bill Stedeford Have completed reading all you books bar the Sharpe series and really enjoyed them all i was wondering when you next novel was coming out.I am…
Read More...Dear Bernard Cornwell(my favourite author), I’m slightly disappointed to learn that your next book will be about Uhtred and the death of Alfred and the events that followed this. Why am I disappointed? well it’s because these are such wonderful…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I began reading the Saxon Stories in December of 2010. I just finished the the fifth book, the Burning Land, and was pleased to hear a sixth installment will be coming in October. Needless to say I can’t…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I’ve been reading your books for years. I’ve read every one! Oops…except for the Burning Land, which I just started. You are an incredible writer. Just wanted to offer some words of encouragement! Clay Fulcher
Read More...Sir, I have just finished your “The Burning Land” with considerable interest as I spent the war years as a child in North Sunderland, and Bamborough Castle was a prominent feature on the northern horizon, as was Lindisfarne and the…
Read More...Hi Mr. Cornwell, I currently finished to read the Burning land and all Saxon Stories, then, I have a question… Uhtred will get recover Bebbanburg Castle?? Because he say during all history that he will get… But, in one of…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, My name is Paul McGee. I am a history major and Central Washington University. Just this past year a colleague of mine introduced me to some of your literature. The first book of yours that I had…
Read More...I just wanted to say that I began reading your saxon series approximately December of 2010. My father had read the first 3 books and gave me The Last Kingdom. Needless, to say I am hooked. I have read the…
Read More...Mr.Cornwell, I’ve read most of your books and especially enjoyed the Grail Quest and Saxon series, “The Burning land” was great and I look forward to the next in the series. I also recently read “The Gallows Thief”, just for…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, in your book, “The Burning Land,” a character relates the story of Saint Werburgh who prayed to God to chase the geese from her cornfield. I assume you are using the term “corn” to mean a general…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Thank you so much for the wonderful novels you continue to supply to us. From Uhtred of Bebbanburg to Richard Sharpe your ability to build characters is second to none, and I for one am most grateful….
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, please let me say that no one was more surprised than I in finding how much I truly enjoy your writing! Being a 54-year-old female, I never thought I would be interested in books where the art of…
Read More...I have lived in Hong Kong for the last 15 years. I found a second hand copy of ‘The Last Kingdom’ and the reading of it brought to life the rugged land that I had left so many years ago….
Read More...Bonjours, j’attends avec impatience la parution en version française de ”the burning land”! Vous pensez l’éditer sous peu? Je m’ennui de cette série. Merci Paul Dion
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, we do really love your Saxon Stories and we want know if there will be 6 and 7 books? We are anxiously waiting for it. We appreciate for the attention and congratulations for the great story and…
Read More...Really enjoy your books am re-reading the The Burning Land in Hardback (Harper Collins) and noticed the family tree for Royal Family of Wessex at front of book is wrong It says Edward the Aethling was king of West Saxons…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, It’s a pleasure writing you! I love your work and I’m amazed you’ve published so much! Thank you!! My question: Is there another Saxon story in the works? I’d love to find out if Uhtred’s going to finally…
Read More...Hello Mr CORNWELL. I’m French, I love your saxon stories, and I just wanted to know when the French translation of “The Burning Land” will be available? Kind regard, Liard Hello Id’ like to know, when we will have the…
Read More...My name is George. I am fifteen and live in Melbourne, Australia. It was 2006, and my family was at Melbourne airport, about to board a flight to Fiji, for our annual vacation. At that time, I was constantly plagued…
Read More...Having just finished ‘The Burning Land’ I am impatient to know ‘what happens next’. Is there a sequel planned to continue Uhtred’s adventures and when can we expect it? Heather Duggan Hi Mr Cornwell, please tell me when Uhtred will…
Read More...Page 61, top, The Burning Land: “…fastened at the back with loops and buttons…” Buttons, as fasteners for clothing, did not appear until the 13th century. Clayton Adams
Read More...I must tell you I just read the first 4 books of your Saxon series in one week and can’t wait to get ‘The Burning Land’ so I can get on with the story I am sure it will be…
Read More...Hi Bernard! Sorry. I’m Norwegian. Your British. Suppose you prefer to be addressed as Mr. Cornwell by someone you don’t know. Understand that. Just remember that Norwegians where the crazy neighbours of the danes. Politeness is growing on us, but…
Read More...Mr Cornwell. I would just like to say that I came across your book Azincourt quite by accident in the local library and enjoyed it so much. When I returned the book I searched for others by you and found…
Read More...Dear Bernard Cornwell, I first stumbled across The Burning Land around a year ago when I half-heartedly agreed to buy it on offer as part of a three-for-two deal. To date I have not fully read the other two books…
Read More...I’m in the midst of Stonehenge. I love it as I did The Burning Land and Agincourt. My question is (or comment) is there a map of the various journeys that take place in the story? Many thanks. Bob
Read More...Is there another book in the Saxon Stories in the offing? I finished all you wrote through 2009. Jon Samuels Hello Bernard Cornwell Well I have fallen in love. Not long ago I discovered ‘you’ quite by accident and after…
Read More...To Mr Cornwell I just wanted to write and thank you for your writing. I started watching Sharpe as a child and now collect the books – your stuff has always gripped me. This summer on holiday I picked up…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I am sorry ahead of time for my typing and grammar. But I had to let you know. I am a machinist by trade in Lansing Michigan. Will be 55 years young have never read a complete book…
Read More...“The curse of being wise is that nobody listens.” (author: me) A perfect example of this is in trying to convey the wisdom in “The Burning Land”, bottom of p. 177, top of p. 178. Bravo, Mr. Cornwell! Try reaching…
Read More...I am an avid reader of the Saxon tales. I am awaiting eagerly for you to announce the release date for the next novel. Please let me know how many Sharpe novels I must read before the next adventures of…
Read More...I have just finished The burning land and now have read all the books for this series (So Far!) And just want you to know that I love them and am very exiting to hear you are working on the…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell – I’m finishing up The Burning Land after reading the entire series. I’m on page 312, please don’t tell me what happens. I take the the commuter train to work and read a lot. i go back &…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell : First of all let me thank you for your amazing books about Uhtred of Bebbanburgh. I have just read “The Burning Land”, and I could not put the book away before i was finished. Being a…
Read More...Dear Sir In looking for a paperback to take on my summer holiday I came across The Pale Horseman, and being intrigued by the synopsis I purchased said copy. Its reading was both absorbing and exciting. Unfortunately I had not…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, I live in South Africa and I bought my first Saxon Book – Last Kingdom – I must admit, purely because of the cover! My ancestors are from the ‘raiders of the North’ and I grew up with…
Read More...hello, I’ve just finished reading ‘The Burning Land’, and I was wondering if you had started writing the next book? and if you had any idea when it will be released? P.S. This series and the Arthurian series are some…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell : First of all let me tell you who I am. I am quite sure that you will be surprised by the fact that you have a fan in distant lands. I am a Peruvian (PERU in…
Read More...Dear Mr. Conwell, I’m a huge fan from Brazil, and i just finished “The Burning Land” from “The Saxon Stories” and i had to come here and say: Thank You. The way you sir describe the battles, the society, and…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, First..Happy Holidays!!! I first found your writings through BBC America and the broadcast of the Sharpe’s series. At the end of one I saw your name listed as the Author and have read all the Sharpes, Archer, Stonehenge…
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell I just want to let you know that your Saxon stories had me hooked! I must admit that your historical stories are some of the greatest I have ever read. However, the big question is when will…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Just finished reading `The Burning Land’ and desperate to know when Uhtred will ride again [He seems to have a good few years left in him]. Living near the Wirral UK I wonder if Uhtred will be still…
Read More...Hello Bernard I have just finished The Burning Land; this may sound odd but I actually purchased it in hardback on it’s release date – I have been working up to reading it on the basis that the longer I…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I’m a 19 year old student from Denmark. I really enjoy your work, but I have to know; when do you expect that the next book in the Saxon Stories will be done and available in stores?…
Read More...I’m am hooked on your Saxon series and alternate between reading and listening to the audiobook. Your earlier books in the series were narrated by Tom Sellwood, I believe. He was a wonderful narrator and made it easy to follow…
Read More...Hello! Thanks soooooo much for being the best writer ever! I traveled around India with some friends this month and took the Alfred series with me and read them all! Which brings be to my question: please please please tell…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I am a civilian with the Army in Sharana, Afghanistan..probably the oldest guy here at (57)! I read a review of your book (The Burning Land)some months ago in WSJ..so when an old buddy of mine from Virginia…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell. I have been collecting the Saxon stories on audio book, and the first four I have are the abridged versions read by Jamie Glover. The Burning Land is the full version read by Stephen Perring. Though Mr…
Read More...I read The burning land, and just couldn’t get enough. Then I looked you up on the net to find out that a read the last book of the The Saxon Stories. Wow; there are others!!! Read the Last Kingdom…
Read More...From the start I knew there were only four books in the series. But having just finished reading the “Starbuck Chronicles” I decided to visit your website to look for news of what comes next? I really enjoyed the series…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, As John MacInroe said: “You Cannot Be Serious!” – Another whole year before you produce the Saxon Chronicle 6 book?? I originally read these out of order, so re-read them chronologically, assuming that the sequel to ‘The…
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell, i have just finished reading “the Burning lands” for what seems to be the 100th time and thought it strange that you singled out “Sigunn” who was a sixteen year old widower. this is just after the…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell Can you say me when the book ” The burning land” will be traducted in french, please ? Thank you for all your work. I apreciated all your books very much Stefani
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I picked up a copy of The Burning Land at the Library and found I could not put it down. What a compelling story! I only realized after I finished it that it is the last of…
Read More...Mr Cornwell ‘I don’t believe it’ as victor meldrew would say I’ve just read that the saxon book 6 is on hold till 2011. how disappointing and frustrating, I’ve made myself read sword song and the burning land to re-familiarise…
Read More...I have just finished “Killer’s Wake” which I liked a lot. I am now in the middle of the “The Fort” What I am really concerned about, however, is when Uhtred’s next adventures may arrive. Ross Cann I have all…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I’ve just finished reading The Burning Land and want to thank you for continuing the Saxon Stories and for all of your books. I tell my wife, that reading each of your books, is like a present…
Read More...Hello! I have just finished reading book number 4 “Sword Song” from the story of Uthred. I am wondering if there are any plans or hypothetical theories about filmatizing these books? And, as I am about to open “The burning…
Read More...I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the Saxon series and read the last book almost a year ago. When is the next book in the series due out please? Ian Brodie Will there be a sixth or more in The Saxon…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I just wanted to say I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your books, especially Agincourt, the Grail Quest series and the Saxon Stories. I’m currently “re-reading” Sword Song through an audio book and it brings back great memories and mental images…
Read More...I have just finished The Burning Land – an other superb Saxon story. Having read many of your books, I have to say the series is almost my favourite (The Arthur books just getting into first place!). It has inspired…
Read More...Dear Bernard: I’m a huge fan of your work,and sat down last night to start “The Burning Land” As usual it grabbed me right from the start. However I have a question. On page 7 we are introduced to one…
Read More...Hi Mr. Cornwell. I am currently in the middle of The Burning Land, which I love, just like all your other fans. In considering the near-impregnability of Bebbanburg, I was wondering, do YOU have an idea of how Uhtred will…
Read More...hi Mr. Cornwell I am a young American student and I really enjoy your books. I have read a lot of your work including “the Saxon Stories” “the Grail Quest” and “Agincourt”. I am currently in middle of “the warlord…
Read More...hello Bernard, I would like to thank you for the very many hours of gripping reading you have given me over the years. I’ve just finished The Burning Land and can not wait for the next book. About ten years…
Read More...DEAR SIR, I LIVE IN GREECE WHERE YOUR BOOKS “SWORD SONG” AND “THE BURNING LAND” HAVE NOT BEEN PUBLISHED YET. I HAVE READ THE ARTHUR BOOKS, THE GRAIL QUEST BOOKS AND THE FIRST THREE OF THE SAXON STORIES. COULD YOU…
Read More...Quando uscirà in Italia il libro ” the burning land” ? ROSELLA MORETTI
Read More...Any more Saxon stories in the works? I hope so. Soon I will have no more of your books to read. William Powell I started reading your books aged 12 and 13 years on and i am still like a…
Read More...Thank you for the enjoyable history lessons. I have become an avid fan of your novels since I recently discovered your work at our small public library. You, like James Mitchner, make learning history very entertaining. I’m reading “Heretic” now…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell. I’m glad to see that Earl decided to give you a pass.I have a question that I’m curious about. I like to have google earth on my computer while I read your books. It helps me get…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I have read many of your historic novels and always found them enjoyable. I’m currently reading The Burning Land. The period of history I particularly find fascinating is the English Civil War. Have you never considered writing…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I would just like to take a few moments to thank you for the wonderful historical fiction you write. I have just started ” The Burning Land” and have enjoyed the Alfred series, utterly. I have read…
Read More...My history professor got me to read my fist book. I was amazing. I am very interested in historical fiction involving viking. So I first read The Last Kingdom. I have since finished reading all the Saxon tails you have…
Read More...Hi Bernard hope this finds you well. Just thought I would drop you a quick line having just read Azincourt (a truly great read and the first book Ive read written by yourself) while on holiday having planned to stop…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, Thank you so much for the slave girl scene in Burning Land. You promised me once that Uhtred would indeed meet an Oriana, though we may not know see her name. I have declared that page to be…
Read More...Whist looking for a book about my preferred era, the 16th century in Asia, they failed me. I reluctantly bought The Burning Land. But not regretfully! You have brought to life an age I knew very little about. And you…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, Your novels are wonderful… can you tell me when your novel ”the burning land” will be translate in french, please? thank very much for the good times you give me. Humbert Wilfried
Read More...Hi I’m halfway through the Burning Land at the moment and I’m reading it very slowly as I thought it was the last one but it made my day to see that you are writing another one. Thanks Marie
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I have just flown home overnight from Mumbai to London and during the flight i finished reading “The Burning Land”. I am an amateur student of history and I have been reading history (fictional and non fictional)…
Read More...I have finished all the Saxon stories, and I can’t get enough. Thank you so much for writing them. I am currently working on Agincourt, and I have only read one Sharpe’s. The Saxon stories are interesting, in that we…
Read More...I bought my first book the Burning Land and was completely hooked, I really enjoyed your style of writing and will be reading more of your books.My favourite author has been Wilbur Smith and have read all of his novels,…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, quick question for you… do you know if the audiobook of The Fort will be released around the same time as the book itself like it was done with The Burning Land last year? Either way, I’m…
Read More...Be grateful for a little help as I am giving a lecture on London Bridge. In The Burning Land, Uhtred refers to a breached London Bridge with water flowing through a gap, presumably around 890 AD. Do you believe this…
Read More...Dear Bernard I love your books and my favourite books of yours are always the ones that I have just finished reading! I notice that you get messages from all your fans asking when is the next Sharpe book going…
Read More...I enjoyed The Saxon Stories very much and was wondering if there will be more in the near future? I am going to try The Arthur Books next. Regards, Jim Kelly Dear Mr Cornwell I would like to thank you…
Read More...Greetings Bernard. I have just finished reading the Burning Land, the 4th book of the Saxon series. Apparently Uthred in your books are getting old and just telling about his exploits. What happened with Uthred in between? are you going…
Read More...I think I have read every novel written about King Arthur and by far I liked your version the most. All my friends love it, I have read Warlord trilogy five times. Just finished Sword Song and cant wait till…
Read More...Hello Bernard, I have just finished ‘The Burning Land’ and enjoyed the narrative as much as I have enjoyed all your other work. I share a strange common ground with you, being an adoptee of evangelical Christians, having an interest…
Read More...Loving your books so far – have been reading them on the nook – so please do all you can to get all your books in eBook format. I have been reading the Saxon Tales and just finished The Burning…
Read More...Hello again, Mr Cornwell. I have just finished reading “The Burning Land”. It was another fantastic read. I can not wait for the next chapter in Uhtred’s story!.. I also can not wait for your next book “The fort”.. From…
Read More...hi I’m 16 and live in the UK. I try to read all your books, and I love every one I have read. I think that my favorites are the books about Uhtred, they are amazing!!! I have three questions…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell: Just finished your 5th volume, in the ‘Saxon Series.’ As usual, I LOVED IT! Also have bought and enjoyed your ‘Grail Quest’ series long ago. You’re a fine writer. I teach ‘Ancient & Medieval History’ on the college…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I bought The Last Kingdom 2 months ago and since then have read all the books in the Saxon Stories (well I am just finishing The Burning Land). I just wanted to say how fantastic I think the…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, This comes from an enthusiastic reader of your books. I particularly admire your fluent story-telling which never trips the reader up. I dont think I have ever had to go back and re-read a sentence because it…
Read More...Greetings Bernard I have now read and own the full series of Arthur and bought the saxon stories – The Burning Land right when it got released here in Denmark.. And I’m wondering if you have already started to work…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I want you to know I am a huge fan. You are one of two authors whose work is so good that I won’t buy or check out your newest book until slightly before a long weekend,…
Read More...Hello, Bernard. My name is Felipe and I’m from Rio Grande do Sul – Brasil. My English is not very good, that’s why i don’t write very well and some times there are some mistakes. Well, nowadays, I am reading…
Read More...Hi Bernard. Just finished reading The Burning Land and I love it. I don’t know what I’m going to do when Uhtred settles down to his well earned retirement in Bebbanburg. Like some of your fans on here I’m trying…
Read More...Hi Bernard, Can I firstly say I’m a big fan of your work and have just finished The Burning Land and look forward to the next story from Uhtred. I myself am from Canvey Island and went to college in…
Read More...Sir, I have recently finished reading “The Burning Land” and am absolutely enthralled with this series as I love my history, especially that of my Anglo Saxon heritage. I too am from the south, albeit further south than yourself (Poole)…
Read More...I just finished your book, “The Burning Land”. I loved it and I can not wait for your next installment in the series. You are by far my favorite author. I am looking forward to reading your new book, “The…
Read More...Dear sir,I’m a huge fan of the saxon stories and I’m wondering when you will be writing a new book?many thanks Robert Wakelam Hi, Just wanted to say that of all your books I get so much joy from the…
Read More...Hi there I am a massive fan of the Saxon Stories, and ‘the Burning Land’ has simply fuelled my appetite. Will Uhtred campaign again in the next few years? Also, just as a matter of interest, do you research your…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I would have preferred to have written to you via post as it seems more formal but as I live in Australia I do not trust that it would even arrive. I am an avid reader of…
Read More...Can you please provide me a date for the publishing of The Burning Land in Portugal. I tried to contact the local publisher and got zero answer. Thank you in advance Ricardo
Read More...I admire your books, honorable, clever, brave men doing honorable, clever, brave deeds. Plus a lot of history to boot. They are the sort of inspiring stories which keep spirits up in times such as these. Well written, fascinating to…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I just wanted to send you a note to thank you for The Burning Land which I’ve just finished. My mum & I are both fans and we take it in turn to buy your books in hardback…
Read More...I have read all of the Saxon stories up to the burning land and was wondering when there will be a 6th book out,if u have a date i have missed please let me no. Thank you for your time….
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, First, let me say THANK YOU! for giving your fanbase the chance to ask you questions so informally. You have responded to two of my personal questions in the past, which I am truly grateful for. I…
Read More...What a lot of fun this website is. A few months ago the local PBS station showed one of the Sharpe TV shows and that reminded me how much I had enjoyed the books, so I started re-reading and eventually…
Read More...Cornwell, sir. I´m from Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Extreme south of my country, and a island full of tales and history. I´m a huge fan of your work. Since the The Arthur Books , followed by the Grail Quest (where…
Read More...I have read the entire Saxon series and just finished The Burning Land. I love it! I can only imagine how long and how difficult it must be to write and publish a book but with that being said…Please hurry…
Read More...Hello, I just wanted to say thankyou for making my holiday so much more enjoyable, I read both the Burning Land and Azincourt in the space of 4 days and was utterly “hook”ed! I was wondering if you would ever…
Read More...Hi, just wanted to say that I have read all of your Saxon series of books and have thoroughly enjoyed them… twice. I would like to ask if there is going to be a next one and if there is,…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I am reading “The Burning Land”. A comment on Page 153 stopped me cold: “There it is,—the English Kingdom”. (Ragnar referring to the NE coastland between Durham and Bamburg.) I have never heard or read of that description…
Read More...One of my law offices was at Southend and another at Benfleet (by The Tarpots Public House) so i know the are well and in the latest of your “Saxon” series” “The Burning Land” I was interested in what you…
Read More...I have listened to the first four of the Saxon Stories. I have truly enjoyed them. I am curious as to why you changed narrators for The Burning Land. Many of the character’s names are pronouced differently and I really…
Read More...I have listened to the first four of the Saxon Stories. I have truly enjoyed them. I am curious as to why you changed narrators for The Burning Land. Many of the character’s names are pronouced differently and I really…
Read More...Dear Sir, I just want to say I am very pleased to have found you and your writings. I dearly love to read, but I feel the Authors that I enjoy don’t stay around long. It is very hard for…
Read More...Bernard, I just finished “The Burning Land” and absolutely loved every page. As a matter of fact, I purposely stretched it out as long as was possible, for fear that it’s end would really be THE end of this wonderful…
Read More...Bernard, I just finished “The Burning Land” and absolutely loved every page. As a matter of fact, I purposely stretched it out as long as was possible, for fear that it’s end would really be THE end of this wonderful…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have just finished your latest book the Burning land and I must say it is brilliant. I loved every minute of it although it only took me a day and half to read. I truly hope…
Read More...Just a quick question… I have all five of the Saxon stories in Audio Book format and I was wondering why the first four books refer to the main character as Uhtred of Bebenburg(sic?) and the fifth book ‘The Burning…
Read More...Just a quick question… I have all five of the Saxon stories in Audio Book format and I was wondering why the first four books refer to the main character as Uhtred of Bebenburg(sic?) and the fifth book ‘The Burning…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, On March 20th of this year I purchased and read the first in your series of Saxon Stories as it was recommended for my Kindle. Today, I finished The Burning Land. I write to say thank you…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell. My name i Kicki, I’m 29 years old, a wife and a mother to two girls, and at big fan of you! I even have called my one dog Uhtred :-) I live in Roskilde, Denmark. Roskilde…
Read More...Although Dutch I very much like the Saxon stories and read them in your language in order not to miss anything that gets lost in translation. I would like to inquire if and when the sequel to “the Burning Land”…
Read More...Asking a similar question as to those that have gone before… but in a slightly different way. How do you prioritise which ‘Hero’ – or First Person – next? You obviously like inventing characters, but IMHO you don’t like ending…
Read More...Although Dutch I very much like the Saxon stories and read them in your language in order not to miss anything that gets lost in translation. I would like to inquire if and when the sequel to “the Burning Land”…
Read More...Asking a similar question as to those that have gone before… but in a slightly different way. How do you prioritise which ‘Hero’ – or First Person – next? You obviously like inventing characters, but IMHO you don’t like ending…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I started reading your Sharpe’s books several years ago and more recently have read the Arthur books and the Saxon Stories. My 12 year old son has struggled in reading and language arts in school when he…
Read More...I have read and listened to several of your books. I am currently reading The Burning Land. I also started listening to the Sharpe series downloaded from Audible. I purchased the first two and have learned that I cannot purchase…
Read More...“The Burning Land” was good reading, as expected. I await more adventures set in the 9th c. The Royal Family of Wessex family tree has an error (you probably already caught it). I don’t know what you should do, if…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell,when leaving the “The Burning Land” in Italy? compliments for his novels, I bought them all, I’m being good.Giovanni
Read More...I read the warlord chronicles and grail quest series. I also read the gallows thief and finally Azincourt. I’ve enjoyed them all. I recently bought 4 books that compose the Saxon tales. I see that a 5th book was released….
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell I have just finished reading “The Burning Land”, and even though I’m a Dane, I love the “The Saxon Stories”. As the book isn’t out in Danish yet, I have read it in English, and I have…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell. I wrote to you many years ago about your references to Cirencester or Corinium (My home town)I would just like to say that i am equally pleased that Lechlade (just up the road) gets a mention in…
Read More...Just in case it might be of interest to you: The German edition of “The burning land” will finally be available in May in Germany. Of course I already have my order played! I own 2 of the 3 Arthur…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, Sad to say I have run out of Sharpe books to read. I finished Sharpe’s Devil a few days ago, and find myself at a loss for what to read now. I read Rebel from the Starbuck series,…
Read More...Greetings from the States! I’m currently ripping through your wonderful oeuvre on my Amazon Kindle, having just completed “The Burning Land”. I can’t wait to join Uhtred in retaking Bebbanburg. But in the meantime, I was hoping to dive into…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, This is just a brief e-mail to thank you for the many happy hours of reading I have enjoyed courtesy of your pen (or more likely nowadays your keyboard!). I have only started to read your books…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Thank you for the Saxon Series !!! How soon do you think the next book will be finished?? I was most anxious to read the “The Burning Land” and subscribed through Amazon to have it downloaded to…
Read More...Dear Mr.Cornwell Thank you for your captivating writing I am currently enjoying the Saxon tails. I have only a few questions for you is there going to be a following book to The Burning Land? My second question although I…
Read More...I have so enjoyed your Saxon Stories and am just about finished the Burning Land. This book, in my opinion, is a masterpiece! Thanks for returning the joy to reading and please continue to write! Michael Halvorsen
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, Firstly, can I say it was fantastic to finally meet you at Warwick Castle for the book signing of your latest novel. It was a very entertaining and insightful evening. The moment when my book was signed…
Read More...Any idea when Book 5, The Burning Land will be available in paperback from Harper Collins…I have the others and I don’t want to add the hardback version to what I already have. Thanks Philip
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell – I met you at Bovington tank museum during the Burning Land Promo, it was very enjoyable, you signed my book thanks. I am not giving you ideas but you should check the Dorset Echo website (weymouth…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I am 11yrs old and received “Azincourt” as a Christmas present. Since then I have read all 5 books in the Saxon Chronicles. I wonder whether or not you plan to write a 6th book in this…
Read More...Hi, I have gone from the Sharpe’s books now have joined Uhtred and his escapades but after The Burning Land what do I do, Watch television!!!!Oct.2010 is a long time to wait. Please stop going to bed or eating, just…
Read More...Almost finished the Burning Land, so having to slow it down to prolong the story…but just have to comment that Uhtred is I believe your greatest subject! Who would you see playing him in a movie? Nigel Marsden
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, We just finished your last work, The Burning Land. Thank you, thank you for yet another wonderful Uhtred story! We are avid fans of all of his adventures and just delighted that this saga continues. In fact,…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I just happened to see The Burning Land in the bookstore today and couldn’t have been more thrilled! I’ve been eagerly awaiting the next Saxon novel for nearly a year. Also, I immediately thought of Uhtred when…
Read More...I JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW THAT I HAVE SO ENJOYED THE SERIES THE SAXON TALES. I LOOK FORWARD TO THE NEXT BOOK AFTER THE BURNING LAND. MY DAUGHTER STARTED ME READING THIS SERIES, I THOUGHT AT FIRST JUST…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I have been enjoying your books for several years now. I started off by reading Excalibur, not knowing that it was the third book of the trilogy. I then proceeded to read the series backwards. Then forward….
Read More...I read on your question page that “The Burning Land” will not be available in audio format in the U.S. I guess that means I’ll order it from the U.K., but WHY will it be unavailable in the U.S.? Lenore
Read More...Since I read “The Winter King” in the summer of ’98, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed your books. I received my copy of “The Burning Land” today and I gotta say, bravo. I’m only 50 pages into it, but already I can…
Read More...Dear Bernard Looks like Uhtred had a busy day! http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20100312/tuk-decapitated-skeletons-were-vikings-s-a7ad41d.html. All the very best Andy Bellinger Thought this BBC news story was interesting – especially so since I’m nearly done ‘The Burning Land’ – my favourite series ever. What a…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I’ve enjoyed your books for many years especially the Sharpe books, Do you think a feature film would be made? Anyway I live in Stanford-Le-Hope in Essex and I’ve been reading your Anglo Saxon Chronicle and thought…
Read More...Hello just wanted to tell you that I really enjoy reading your books. I work offshore on a crewboat, as an engineer. One of the guys on board brought the first four books in the saxon stories. Now keep in…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, just like to say that you have ruined my sleep the past 2 months! I’d run out of my usual historical fiction so I thought I’d give Azincourt a go. Absolutely brilliant read- I then went to…
Read More...Upon the release of The Burning Land, I started at the beginning of the series and read the five books in a row. How I dreaded getting to the end – and how relieved I was to discover that Uhtred…
Read More...Enjoyed THE BURNING LAND AND AGINCOURT. My project is to now read Sharpe chronologically. While I love Sean Bean, has it escaped you that he is an Irisher? LOVE99% OF YOUR stuff. Keep writing! Rosalie Pugh Martin
Read More...Is your book “The Burning Land” available in audio CD? Will you write a sequel to “Gallows Thief”? Mary Susan Santa Maria
Read More...I just finished your latest Saxon book – The Burning Land. I noted a similar flavor with the Arthur books in that when Uhtred was in the room with the monk copying the material, it reminded me of Derfel’s retirement…
Read More...I just read “The Burning Land” and savored every word. I enjoy your story telling and superb historical detail and a bit of blood and guts. Thanks for so many super reads. Frank Brigham
Read More...Hello Good Sir! I have never done this, email an author before, but I am compelled to do so. I have thrown myself into your world and of Uhtred Uhtredson, in the Saxon series. I have purchased all 5 books,…
Read More...Just finished “The Burning Land,” another masterpiece of historical fiction. I almost like this series better than “Sharpe,” But then again, I have no picture in my mind of Uhtred, like I have of Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean)! Is there…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, You are the first author I have ever written with compliments having just finished your latest, “The Burning Land”. I have enjoyed every one of your novels. Well done and thank you. They sound so accurate that my…
Read More...Started reading The Burning Land, big mistake, couldn’t put it done and do the work I should have been doing. Happy to see another book in the series is coming. Work will still be there. Ralland Fortier
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I just want to say thankyou for the many hours of enjoyment that your books have given me.I have just finished The Burning Land and can’t wait for the next Uhtred adventure. I have read Azincourt, Stonehenge,The…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I greatly enjoy your writing, especially THE SAXON STORIES. Will there be another after THE BURNING LAND? I hope so. Best Regards Greg halo Mr Cornwell I would like to ask when will the next book of…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I had recently finished The Burning Land and quite enjoyed it. As I have done with the other Saxon Stories, I also purchased it on audiobook to carry it on long flights. I was a bit disappointed to…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell: I just finished reading The Burning Land. Thank you for another wonderful story in the Saxon epic. Based upon the ending, I hope I may construe that Uhtred will be returning to win back Bebbanburg. I am…
Read More...Hello! My name is Lucas, I am a Brazilian fan. I have already read The Arthur Books and I really enjoyed it. Right now I’m reading The Saxon Stories, but sadly the fifth book, “The Burning Land”, haven’t been translated…
Read More...Loved “The Burning Land”, …. Can’t wait for the next installment. You really imbue the series with terrific atmosphere and characterizations. It was a great background for my recent reading of “Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue” by John McWhorter, which details…
Read More...First of all, Happy Birthday (even if it is a few hours late ;) I just finished reading THE BURNING LAND, which I enjoyed immensely. Once again you’ve totally hooked me on Uhtred and his exploits, and I just can’t…
Read More...With a name like “Rocky” I should have been in one of your thrillers! I have read all the Saxon Books in two weeks! Started with “The Burning Land” and worked backward. You, sir, are an exciting writer who has…
Read More...I just wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed reading your books! I purchased my first of your books over the summer at a yard sale (sorry) it was an advance reader’s addition. It sat on my bookshelf…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I have always liked reading but never really found any books that could hold my interest for very long… I was complaining about this one day to my father and he loaded me up with all of the…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I am an avid fan of all of your books particularly the Arthur books,I travel extensively and always have one of your books to keep me company, tomorrow I will be travelling to japan with the burning…
Read More...Hi Bernard, Never read any of your books until I started the Alfred series. I’m a great fan of writers such as Nigel Tranter and Alfred Duggan and it’s no mean compliment to state that you are up there with…
Read More...I’ve read many of your books & all `The Saxon Stories’& thoroughly enjoyed them, is there a sequel to `The Burning Land’ if so what is it called please so I can look out for it. Thank you, kindest Regards,…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I had recently finished The Burning Land and quite enjoyed it. As I have done with the other Saxon Stories, I also purchased it on audiobook to carry it on long flights. I was a bit disappointed to…
Read More...Will there be a follow up to Burning Land? Teena Hunt I just finished reading “The Burning Land” and totally enjoyed it as I did the previous Saxon Tales Novels I see that this series will continue. Do you have…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I am thoroughly enjoying the Saxon series and was wondering if you could let me know when I will be able to purchase The Burning Land in paperback in the UK. I am so eager to read…
Read More...Enjoyed reading The Burning Land very much. Thanks for your wonderful storytelling. cheers, Peter
Read More...Mr. Cornwell Just a thank you for the Saxon series, just finished up the Burning Land, I was so taken by this latest novel that I decided to take a vacation day to knock out the novel, what a great…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, As much as I liked Nicholas Hook in AGINCOURT, I love Lord Uhtred more! What a character! I am currently reading THE BURNING LAND and the books leading up to it with Uhtred. Historical Fiction is my favorite…
Read More...I just finished The Burning Land and I want to thank you for taking the time to write your wonderful novels. I have read nearly all of your books, I started with The Winter King (I’m American with Welsh ancestry)…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I suppose I got into your books rather late – just a few years ago. My dad was a big big fan of yours but because of this I thought it would not be my type of writing…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I just finished The Burning Land, and it was excellent, as usual. Now that you have cut back to one book a year, I am left with the mixed feelings of having enjoyed this book, but now…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I am the administrator of the Bernard Cornwell group on Shelfari. We read the Saxon Stories, beginning in June of last year,in preparation for the US January release of The Burning Land, which we have just finished discussions…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have just finished reading “The burning land” and I just can say thank you. I can remember few events that I enjoyed as much as reading the five books in the Saxon stories. Actually, I could…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I started reading your books when the first Sharpe book was published as a readers digest edition in South Africa in about,1980/1981(or maybe before) and have not stopped reading your work since. Just about to start The Burning…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Greetings from BookPage! I wanted to let you know that we feature a review of THE BURNING LAND in our February print edition. We would love to see a link to the review on your site or be…
Read More...THE LAST PHRASE OF THE HISTORICAL NOTES OF BERNARD COENWELL’S “THE BURNING LAND” STATES..SO UHTRED, NOW FIRMLY ALLIED TO AETHELFLAED WILL CAMPAIGN AGAIN.” SEEMS TO SUGGEST ANOTHER SEQUEL TO “THE SAXON TALES”. I REALLY HOPE THIS IS TRUE & IF…
Read More...I have read all of the Saxon Tales and waited in anticipation for The Burning Land and want to tell you I was not disappointed. This series was one of the most exciting and entertaining series I have ever read…
Read More...Weren’t the Saxon Tales originally intended as a three volume set? Having read everything you’ve published, I have no complaint if it keeps you writing, but each time now I wait for Uhtred to finally retake his ancestral home, only…
Read More...This is a thank you letter from a fan. I just bought and finished reading “The Burning Land,” which inspired me to re-read “The Saxon Stories” from the beginning. I’m now about 30 pages from the end of “Sword Song.”…
Read More...Dear Bernard Cornwell, since I read the Book “The last Kingdom” I`m addicted to your wonderful books! Especially I love the Saxon-Stories but I also bought all 3 Books of the Grail Quest and they are also absolutely excellent. I`m…
Read More...Dear Mr.Cornwell, I was born at Rochford hospital and raised in Southend-On-Sea, I lived there until I was a few days away from 16 when me and my family moved to Canada, I recently went back on a visit to…
Read More...I’ve read the Sharpe books, the Starbuck Chronicles, and the Anglo-Saxon series (just a few pages of _The Burning Land_ to go), but I’d missed _Azincourt_. I found that recently and certainly enjoyed reading it. It struck me as a…
Read More...I am awaiting THE BURNING LAND, but until I receive it, I am enthralled by AGINCOURT. You are something else. I’ve never read with such vigor and if I could kiss you I would. I have two questions: 1) What…
Read More...First, I’d like to add my voice to those requesting a sequel to ‘Gallows Thief.’ Second, do you have any plans to tour in support of ‘The Burning Land’? More specifically, will you ever be in the Seattle area for…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I have read the Arthur Books and have just Finished The Saxon Stories with The Burning Land. They have been some of the best books I have read! I know that in the end of The Burning…
Read More...Good evening Mr. Cornwell, I am the editor o the German speaking History Mag chronico. The new article is about your Books (Saxon stories and Arthur chronicles). This is the link: >a class = “blueblink” href =”http://chronico.de/besprechen/romane/0000530/”>http://chronico.de/besprechen/romane/0000530/>. The article also…
Read More...I picked up “The Burning Land” today and just finished the first four chapters. Seeing a boy of ten live and grow in the time period and places I have devoted myself to studying has been a personal joy. I…
Read More...Just finished The Burning Land and wanted to thank you for keeping me entertained these past few nights. Excellent story, vivid word-pictures, well done indeed! All the best to you and yours, look forward to Uhtred’s next adventure. Regards, Steve…
Read More...Just finished The Burning land. Awesome,up to your high standard and very satisfying. I love Uhtred and can’t wait till he rides again. Please publish US and England at the same time! I hated to wait a year! I hear…
Read More...Just finish “The Burning Land” and found it completely enjoyable, as are all of your books. Uhtred is a delightfully entertaining character to the extent that the Saxon books are the only ones I have determed worthy of rereading in…
Read More...Hi, I have read all of your Saxon series books and I wanted to know if “The Burning Land” will also come out in CD format? Thank you, Jerri Jensen
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell – I just had to write and say “ditto” to all the positive comments – I just finished The Burning Land – in record time as I literally could not put it down (worked, read) – your…
Read More...I have just finished “The Burning Land” Another outstanding story! I have read almost all your books. This one I particularly appreciate because you have omitted the graphic sexual references. It makes it available for my kids to read and…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell. I have written you previously and you were very gracious in your reply. I have had the pleasure of reading almost all your books. During my recent visit to the UK on business, I managed to pick up…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell I just finished “The Burning Land” and I want to let you know that just like your other books on Uhtred, I couldn’t put it down, it was fabulous. He is my favorite character of yours, with Derfel…
Read More...Dear Bernard, your books are amazing, the obvious series being the Sharpe series which really got me started on reading and then more recently the Agincourt book which again was great. But I think my favourite series now has to…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell I am 13 years old. I have just finished reading all the Saxon stories and would like to say that the Burning Land is a great read and that I wait joyously for your next book to…
Read More...Thanks for the opportunity to contact you. I have just finished ‘The Burning Land’ and loved every page. Having read and re-read the Sharpe series, the Arthur trilogy,the Saxon series, etc etc I look forward with great anticipation to your…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I’ve just finished ‘The Burning Land’ and would like to say how much I enjoyed it and its four predecessors. This sequence has reawakened my interest in a period which I had not studied since my first year…
Read More...The Burning Land wow. what a book! what a story! once again Cornwell brings us back to ninth century England, and once again we are thrilled with Uhtred’s struggle between his oath to Alfred of Wessex and his love for…
Read More...I have just finished reading your book, The Burning Lands, in less than 2 days and have started to read it a second time. I beg of you to keep writing about Lord Uhtred. I must know what will happen…
Read More...I was wondering about a few things one being when The Burning Land comes out in Canada Ontario? Two is Burning Land the last of The Saxon Stories? I’m really addicted to the Saxon Series they’re amazing. Travis
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Sorry to ask, but I’m dying to know what books you will write in 2010? Will it be the next of the Saxon Stories, or something else? Looking forward for the next one, Ricardo Dear sir, I…
Read More...Do you know when the The Burning Land CD format will be released in the USA. Harper Collins says they don’t have a clue! Here I thought publishers knew everything about their product. What a world of uncertainty. Thanks for…
Read More...I have enjoyed your books for years and after receiving my first Kindle at Christmas looked forward to the much anticipated release of The Burning Land. I am now told I must wait. I am very disappointed. Where’s my sword?…
Read More...Dear Mister Cornwell, I have read all the books of the Saxon Stories and I like them very much. I could not wait until the German version of The burning land comes out so I bought the English one, though…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Just finished the burning land, was a great read! Had to re-read the previous four first of course. Look forward to the next one! I had one question that has bugged me since finishing it. I may have…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I’ve been a fan for the last 10-15 years after the Sharpe movies turned me on to the books. I’ve read probably 80-85% of your works and find them not only highly entertaining but educational as well….
Read More...Just finished reading the Burning Land, and read that you haven’t started writing the next one yet. My first thought was gosh, please don’t die in the interim, I don’t think I could bare not knowing what happens. Hopefully I’ll…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I have read you books and seen the Sharpe series and enjoyed both for many years. I recently received the copy of the Burning Land which I ordered, and look forward to starting it this weekend when I…
Read More...Hello, I’d just like to say how much I have enjoyed reading a vast array of your works (the series i like best being Warlord) and have just finished reading the burning land. I have two questions, the first being…
Read More...I have enjoyed everything you have written particularly The Starbuck books although perhaps surprisingly given my surname I have never read a lot of history re the American Civil War and it was the quality of the writing which made…
Read More...Just finished all the Saxon series (those available in the US) and am looking forward to the release of The Burning Land. I wanted to read the Arthur books but found they are not available for the Kindle in the…
Read More...Hello. I was just wondering if there is any talk or ideas of making a movie about The Saxon Stories series? I am completely intrigued by the series, and currently am reading your latest, The Burning Land. Now all I…
Read More...Hi, Mr. Cornwell – I just read the first 3 Saxon Stories, and will read the next one as soon as I get to the library. I recommended “The Burning Land” for purchase. Great novels in themselves and reasonably faithful…
Read More...Dear sir, having read all of your books I wish to say you have given me a lot of hours reading them. I have just read the the Burning Land. I think this set is very good. Are you doing…
Read More...Hello there, I’m a big fan and am currently enjoying The Burning Land. I have read on internet that Azincourt is going to be made into a motion picture and cannot wait untill it’s finished. Are there similar plans for…
Read More...I hate to ask because I know you are very busy and the burning land comes out in 8 days my question is what comes next? Do you have a project coming up? Sharpe? Uhtred? Starbuck? I enjoy your work…
Read More...I hate you Bernard Cornwell – just when I get to a good bit I have to pack up and go back to work!.I,m reading the “Burning Land” at the moment ,you are a great story teller but have a…
Read More...Hails Mr. Bernard Cornwell! I just wanted to thank you for the moments of excellent reading that you offer me. Your way of writing and your humor are really awesome! I hope “The Burning Land” come soon here in Brazil!…
Read More...G’day Bernard, I am writing from Melbourne Australia and I am a big fan of your work. There must be lots of your fans in Australia because my local library has had most of the books when I’ve looked for…
Read More...I am very disappointed I cannot get a Kindle addition of The Burning Land. Terry Donovan
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I just finished THE BURNING LAND. It was a breath-taking adventure during a snowbound Nebraska winter. For what it is worth – I think you should try to make Athelstan be Uthred and Aethelflaed’s child. Afterall, wasn’t…
Read More...Mr Cornwell Thanks for writing some excellent books! I am currently re-reading ‘The Burning Land’, which I found highly enjoyable and a fitting addition to the Saxon Stories. One small query. Religion plays a large part in this series especially-…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I am a first year history student who greatly enjoys reading your books. I have to thank you because I when I first started my degree I struggled to find pre-Tudor history interesting but reading your Grail…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, just finished “The Burning Land”. Another fantastic read. Uhtred’s still rockin’!The bloke’s unstoppable. Very crazy but also – in his way – compassionate. a lovely bloke. I still say he should play for the Wallabies!Finally, thank you…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell. I wrote to you back in 2006 after I had finished reading Lords of the North, which was amazing and you sent back a lovely reply. But I really had to write to you again and say…
Read More...I’m sorry to bother you in your Christmas season (although, as an Atheist, I suspect you won’t mind overmuch. Though I may be wrong.), but there are three things I’m curious about… after the traditional congratulations on how brilliant all…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, you have not an idea how I have enjoyed your books, specially, the entire Sharpe series, and all those published until now in USA from “The Saxon Series” I am really eager and more than ready awaiting…
Read More...Got Azincourt last Christmas – didn’t put the book down until I had read it – got the Burning Land this Christmas – have asked wife to get the rest of the Saxon series for me – I live in…
Read More...We met in 1985 when you toured Toronto re Sharpe. I’ve been a fan since the first Sharpe book and now have just finished “the Burning Land” in just under 48 hrs. I’m so glad Uhtred is coming back. I…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I have just finished “The Burning Land” and wanted to drop you a note to say that I am enthralled by your writing style. This is such a well researched set of books and the “first-person” angle from…
Read More...I just wanted to let you know how much I love to read your books, especially The Saxon series. I CAN NOT wait until The Burning Land hits the shelves. The first historical fiction book I have ever read was…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I look forward to having the Burning Land soon. Did you read the obit in the Telegraph about Master bowmaker Mr Roy King? Sad it is his obit but lots of interesting info about bows and bowmen….
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I love your books and am now reading the Burning Land. One question though, were stirrups in use in England during this period? You mention Uhtred using them. I thought that they were used in Europe and…
Read More...Hi is there going to be another book after the The Burning Land? If so, when will it be out? By the way great books. regards Harry Your books are fab I love reading them. I have just finished The…
Read More...Read your book “the burning land”and liked it. Point of criticism: the map you have on page X gives the situation in the Netherlands after 1932, the year the Wieringermeerpolder was reclaimed. The situation
Read More...Hi, Just like to say that I’m a huge fan of your books. I’ve read the Arthur books and The Saxon Stories. I have yet to attempt the Sharp Books cause once I get hooked that’s all I can read….
Read More...Dear Bernard, I’ve read all your books and am eagerly awaiting the release in the U.S. of The Burning Land next month. My son loves your books as well and they have provided the two of us many interesting topics…
Read More...Dear Bernard – I have read all your books ad highly recomend them to friends (and foes) I have just finished THE BURNING LANDS. Thank you, fabulous and very clever and passionate. Blessings on you and your family – Chris…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I just wanted to congratulate you on your latest book ‘The Burning Land’ I started getting into your historic books a few years ago when i happened to be doing a part time course in Archaeology at…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I have read all of your books and I am especially excited over the Uhtred novels. In The Burning Land you stated there was an island which used to be but the river has since dried up….
Read More...Have just finished ‘The Burning Land’, and had to say thanks. Your books always deliver what you fans have come to expect. Might I be so bold as to suggest looking up on the accomplishments of Owain Glyndwr, the recent…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, First let me thank you for your wonderful books. I am ashamed to say that although I relished the ITV/BBC Sharpe’s series, I had not read any of your books until August of this year when, while…
Read More...Dear Bernard I am an avid reader of your historical novels, I have read the Saxon, Grail, Azincourt & I have just finished all the Arthur books including the Burning lands. I live in Gloucestershire so have taken the opportunity…
Read More...Hello, I just finished reading The Burning Land for the second time, please don’t make all us fans wait long for the next book in Uhtred’s adventures, two years between Sword Song and The Burning land was far to long!!…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell…could Sharpe’s pappy possibly be Benedict Arnold? He hasn’t appeared in any books to the best of my knowledge, he’s considered by some to be “a worthless rogue,” and he was in London at approximately the time of Sharpe’s…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I have read your latest Saxon Tales book, ‘The Burning Land’ and thought it was brilliant, just like the others. I realise that a sequel for this will probably be coming at some point, but I can’t help…
Read More...Hello Bernard, from Australia’s summer shores. There are so many things it would be great to discuss with you and we have corresponded in the past. Maybe that time will come. In the meantime I have simply to be satisfied…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell. Your work is a joy and honour to read. Like so many I started with Sharpe and have just savoured the burning land. As a Pagan and Druid, your story of Arthur touched my heart. I write…
Read More...I was just wondering if the newest book in the saxon series would be released in Australia, and if so the date of the release? I am a massive fan, owning all your books, and have being waiting for the…
Read More...I’ve just finished The Burning Land and I’ve read all of the Uhtred books.As I’m a Scot of Viking origins, I feel I can relate to him, even though he has nothing much nice to say about the Scots! I…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I hope you will read this E-Mail. Sorry, because my english is not so good, as it should be. My husband likes very much your books, especially the ones of the Saxon Stories, but his english is…
Read More...hi Mr Cornwell, I’ve just finished reading Sword Song – I’m ready for the Burning Land, but one question about the longships. I’m struggling to imagine what they look like, you describe them very well but when I search for…
Read More...Hi, I was wondering when The Burning Land is coming in Danish? Jesper
Read More...Bernard, I have read and enjoyed all of your books and find it impossible to say which was best. The last one, perhaps, which was The Burning Land. I was sorry not to be able to attend one of your…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, Ive read through the last pages of The Burning Land not a few hours ago, I thank you for your work. Over the last months the Saxon stories have filled many of my evening hours with adventure!…
Read More...I assume you’re aware of the recently discovered Saxon gold in Staffordshire (http://tinyurl.com/yj9xkvc). It’s a fascinating enough story in itself, of course, but I wonder, given that the articles states “Archaeologists… have already said it will rewrite the history of…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell. I was very very lucky to be present during one of your presentations last month at the Tank Museum at Bovington. I was also very lucky to have met you and had you autograph my copy of…
Read More...When is the Uhtred television series coming? Bardus I finished Sword Song at the beginning of the year and have eagerly been awaiting the release of the Burning Land, i was just wondering, would you ever consider making the saga…
Read More...Hello Sir, I’ve just finished ‘The Burning Land’ and loved it as per normal. I was wondering if you would consider writing an account of the Battle of Hastings? Cheers, Rob
Read More...Fantastic. The Burning Land is great. But I’m only half way through and getting depressed! What can I read next. I’ve loved all your books. But always find it hard to find anything as enjoyable after. I’m not the most…
Read More...I just wish to thank your for the great deal of amusement and pleasure that you have provided me!I have just finished “The Burning Land”{which is my favorite of the five Uhtred books so far } and found it spellbinding!…
Read More...hi, as an avid reader of your books, have you any plans to write any more books on the Starbuck chronicles, you seem to have left it so you can. Am currently enjoying the Burning Land. Regards, Joe Sale Hi…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I’ve just finished The Burning Land, which was another brilliant book in the Saxon series. I’m a big fan of the series and just had a few questions. Firstly, I re-read the series before reading The Burning…
Read More...I enjoyed The Saxon Stories so much and can hardly wait to read The Burning Land. But when does it appear in Germany (in German language)? Karin Schandow
Read More...Hey Bernard, its Aaron Wheeler. I recently suggested a book idea to you, going against your wishes. Just in case you forgot, by now. I would imagine you get some amount of fan messages. I would like to inform you…
Read More...Hi Bernard. I’ve never been much of a reader, but over the last few years I’ve discovered the joy and pleasure of reading your books. I enjoyed Sharpe first on the TV, but have now read all the books. But…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell–I continue to be an unmitigated fan, currently reading The Burning Land after getting it from Amazon.UK, even though I live in Houston. Quick thought, both my son and I had–if you ever do make the Saxon Chronicles…
Read More...I just finished the Burning Land. I read it in two days. I live in the US and purchased it through Amazon Europe. It costs more but I couldn’t wait. Something you might tell your US readers who like me…
Read More...Hello Bernard,I have just finished reading The Burning Land,and I am glad to say that it is up to your usual high standard.I noticed the several clues in your opening chapter as to Uhtred’s future when he invites the old…
Read More...FYI, Big fan of your work. I live in Canada. Tried to find eBook version of your latest “The Burning Land” but could not find it since there appears to be no truly Canadian eBook stores. Fictionwise, BooksonBoard, Sony eStore,…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I’ve just finished your latest novel “The Burning Land” and i wanted to commend, as well as thank you for writing yet another masterpiece. I’ve read most of your books and I loved them all, but the…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell: Thank you so much for the advice on your site about writing and feeling better about what you write. I followed your lead in “taking apart” three novels to see how they were put together (two of…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I’ve just acquired the latest in the Saxon series ‘The Burning Land’. I love the series and have all of the previous on audio book as they are a fine companion on the daily commute to work. I…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, I am on the verge of finishing The Burning Land which is as fantastic as the rest in the series, thank you! However, I have one quick question. Will Uhtred ever take back Bamburgh??????? Gary Agnew
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I sat up late last night to finish The Burning Land. thankyou for yet another brilliant story. Just as I thought Uhtred was going to be able to get back to fight for Bebbanburg the spinners took…
Read More...Hello Bernard, Firstly I would like to thank you for taking the time to respond to me, as I know you are a busy man. I have just finished reading your last installment of the Saxon stories, The Burning Land…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell! I just finished ‘the burning land’ and it just keeps getting better! More Uhtred!! I love the character building and the little flashes of things to come (like Constantin). Do you have any idea how many books…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Firstly, thank you so much for giving us Derfel, Uhtred, Hook and Sharpe – characters we all love despite none being particularly loveable! The Burning Land was a gripping addition to the Saxon series and I can’t…
Read More...Hello again. My beloved and his son (US Army Major) have read and really enjoyed “The Burning Land” which was preordered from Amazon.uk. I will read it next and expect to love it as well. Of course, everyone will be…
Read More...I contact you to thank you, your books have made a great difference to my life and job. I am in the R.A.f and have served for Royal Navy. when embarking on my first tour with the Navy I purchased…
Read More...I am a fan of all your books and am currently enjoying the Burning Land. I now live in Western Canada but was born in Farnham and raised in nearby Tilford. Please can you tell me where I might find…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I have just finished reading The Burning Land. Superb ! I’ve followed Uhtred from the beginning. Any idea when his next adventure will be available? John Paterson
Read More...I think I’ve now read every book that you have published and have thoroughly enjoyed every one. Have just finished the Burning Land and wow what a story, I take it from the ending there are more to follow please…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell. I am an avid reader of your novels and I am just in the middle of reading The Burning Land. My question is, do you ever base your characters off people you know in real life? Or…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I just finished The Burning Land and enjoyed it very much as I have the entire series. I have two questions. First, I noticed you referred to Boecca and Thyra’s having a child but you gave neither the…
Read More...Hey, I come from the quiet county of Cornwall and I ordered your newest saxon novel ‘the burning land’ online last week but due to several disastrous turn of events I am still without it, classic luck. So I was…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I am really delighted to have learned about your last novel “The burning land” just came out. I have recently finished the last kingdom and it was a delight to follow Uhtred along in his adventures. I’ve just…
Read More...Just finished all your books and was wondering what your latest ideas were. for the time being i will anticipating the next installment of your books. Imagination rules the world, Napoleon Sean MacDonald Mr Cornwell, I’ve just finished reading the…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I love your books. I was wondering if you were going to have The Burning Land as read by Jamie Glover out in the US. I know you have an audio book out now in the UK that…
Read More...Hi, I know you get questions like this all the time but I’ve just finished reading Burning land and couldn’t put it down, i was sent the last kingdom while serving out in Afghanistan and have been hooked ever since,…
Read More...The Burning Land is excellent – a great tale, well told as usual. I’m on Mersea Island which you will know and there is a business at East Mersea with the family name ‘Haesten’. I wonder if they can trace…
Read More...FYI, Big fan of your work. I live in Canada. Tried to find eBook version of your latest “The Burning Land” but could not find it since there appears to be no truly Canadian eBook stores. Fictionwise, BooksonBoard, Sony eStore,…
Read More...Ordered “The Burning Land” from Amazon.uk as I couldn’t wait until it showed up in Canada. All I can say is EXCELLENT! Paul Morgan
Read More...Greetings, I just received a copy of The Burning Land, no big deal, except I ordered it from the UK on the 6th and here it is the 13th in Philadelphia, Pa. I did not care to wait until Mid…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell I am a massive fan of your work, of some 20 years’ standing, and have revelled first in the Sharpe series, then the Arthurian and Grail trilogies; and more latterly on the Saxon series, which I have…
Read More...Hello Bernard, On the last occasion visiting your site, I was a tiny bit critical of the relatively weak characters portrayed in Azincourt although the battle description was superb. Having just finished “The Burning Land” which I found absolutely absorbing,…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I have just finished reading The Burning Land and completely loved it! I couldn’t put it down – like all of your other books! Do you have any thoughts on how many books are left to write in…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell! Sorry, but my English is not the best, but I hope, you understand me! I read the Saxon Stories, but I cannot find the fifth Book in German. When will the book be translated? Do you know…
Read More...Hi there, have just read the Burning Land. Bought it two days ago and had to read it in two sittings, couldn’t put it down. I have now, I think, read everything you have published. I know the Burning Land…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I’m a huge fan of yours. I’m from Brazil and already read the Sharpe, Warlord, Grail, Starbuck, and Saxon series. I am currently waiting for my copy of The Burning Land arrives from England. I’ve one question…
Read More...Hi Bernard, Thank you so much for your patience in signing all my books at the Tank Museum last Thursday evening. I am now the proud owner of all your books apart from the early stand alone thrillers – What…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I am a Rabbi in Los Angeles. I order your Arthur books form England because they appear so much sooner than in US. Just completed ‘The Burning Land.’ There is no need to respond; I am simply…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell Thankyou so much for the wonderful talk at the Tank Museum I so enjoyed it. It was very witty and informative, Especially the “bloody frogs” I wish there had been more time to talk to you at…
Read More...Dear Bernard, I have just finished ‘The Burning Land’ and once again you have not disappointed. A thoroughly enjoyable read that fleshes out what life ‘might’ have been like in the formative years of the English nation. Two simple questions:…
Read More...Hi Bernard- not sure if this is the right place to give feedback or ask questions. I have discovered your books recently but I have enjoyed them so much. I have read your Arthur and Saxon series, and now I…
Read More...I am currently halfway through The Burning Land and as usual with this series, I am finding it a riveting read. I notice the standards described as being carried by the Saxons are of the conventional flag type however evidence…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I just finished The Burning Land. Couldn’t put it down. I went to sixth form college in Thundersley (SEEVIC college). Is the standing stone still erm, standing? And is it easy to find? Is this the same…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell I just wanted to say how brilliant I am finding the Saxon series and could not wait for The Burning Land to become available. Uhtred is a magnificent hero, truly brought to life and I actually found…
Read More...Just finished reading “The Burning Land” after what seemed like a long wait for it to arrive, but the wait was well worth it! Once again a magnificently crafted tale which brilliantly portrays the struggle to create England. I just…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I have read 38 of your books. I just finished Azincourt and was amazed at what a victory it was. I am waiting for The Burning Land and must read the more recent Sharpe books. I actually recommended…
Read More...hi , I just wanted to thank tell you how much I love reading your books . I have never been a big reader till I was hospitalised in April . My grandad then gave me the Grail Quest books…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I am a big fan of your work. The Saxon Stories especially. I have all the books, and the audio CDs, and have enjoyed them repeatedly. I was very excited to hear that you had released another Saxon…
Read More...Hi Never done this before but your books changed the way I saw “Historic novels”, I am a big fan of Frederick Forsyth and Ken Follett, I used to read mainly thrillers, stories about spies and WWII novels. ” Pillars…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, Just finished ‘The Burning Land’. The best yet! It was a long wait after ‘Sword Song’, but well worth that wait! Uhtred remains a fictional hero of mine (as was Derfel in the Warlord series. Very alike really)….
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I had the good fortune of being in London on 1 October and at 0900, I was was banging on the door of Waterstones at Trafalgar Square, imploring the poor clerk to hurry up and unlock the…
Read More...Just finished the Burning Land book . Really enjoyed it thank you . Have read all your books and have to say the Saxon stories are my favourite . I do enjoy the audio books too as sometimes find it…
Read More...I read The Burning Land in one sitting…and I am going to read it again! I am so happy to be a part of Uhtred’s life again! My wife is tired of hearing about Uhtred, however—I often bring him up…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Ive read all of your books and love every single one of them, the stories of Uhtred are the ones that I love most. Ive just finished reading The Burning Land and loved it, although I do…
Read More...Bernard I have just finished “The Burning Land” — a very enjoyable continuation of a great series. Thank you. I was surprised, however, that the chart of “The Royal Family of Wessex” at the front of the UK edition shows…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell I was just wondering if the Burning Land is going to be the last of the Saxon stories? Or do you have whole long series planned? I hope it’s the latter. Nick Donegan Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, I am looking forward to “the Burning Land” immensely and was wondering if you would be doing any talks in Scotland on your upcoming visit? Tom
Read More...Dear Bernard, I bought The Burning Land yesterday and will start reading today. Now to my usual gripe, and that of most of your readers. Starbuck, he’s been away far too long. His return and Gordon Brown’s departure are two…
Read More...Received you latest Uhtred book, ‘The Burning Land’, this morning. Just finished reading it. I’ll probably read it many times (along with the others in the series), until its successor is written/released. I feared that this would be the last…
Read More...Dear Bernard I write to you from Germany and I´m a tall fan of your books. Your notation is unbelievably, it draws one correctly into the spell. Did you know when the 5 of Saxon Stories published in Germany. Thank…
Read More...I love audio books and first knew of your writing (besides the Sharpe Series) through ‘The Last Kingdom’. I had this on cassette form and played it until it was too tired to go on any longer. I then turned…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I’m a budding historical novelist myself, and a huge fan of your work, but I nearly fell off my chair when I was browsing this site today and I came across a comment from one of your…
Read More...Strangely this is not about your books, though it comes through them, if you like. A Vast Saxon hoard has just been discovered in Staffordshire, England. Over 1500 pieces of gold and Silver, swords, battle axes, and the finest jewellery…
Read More...Hello again from one of your biggest fans, I have a quick question. Do you spend money writing your books? Sounds strange I guess, but I was wondering if I had a little money to spend and have a million…
Read More...My daughter gave me The Pale Horseman for my birthday about a month ago, since then I have read your 3 others of the Saxon series, nice to see the 5th will be out although wish it would have been…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, Thank you for writing the Saxon Stories. I thoroughly enjoyed being transported back in time and cannot wait for The Burning Land to be released. I wanted to mention that I am involved with a genetic ancestry…
Read More...Just the brief rantings of an excited fan….. Can’t wait to get my hands on The Burning Land, the whole series has been so good and those Saxon Stories were really one of the first times I’d even read your…
Read More...I love your comments on your contact page. As a writer, I completely understand your “conditions” for contact. Oh, to be well known enough to need conditions! What I wanted to say was just how much I enjoy your writing….
Read More...Hi there. I don’t usually do gushing so I’ll try not to – but I actually LOVE your books – Uhtred is my fave, followed closely by the Arthurs and then Stonehenge, all of which get to me at the…
Read More...I have completed the reading of all the mini series you have written and thoroughly enjoyed them all. I am eagerly awaiting the latest The Burning Land. Can you please tell me if you have any plans to continue The…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell. My elder brother bought me the Arthur books for my 23rd birthday and just wanted to say that how much I enjoyed reading them. I am now plowing through the saxon stories which I am enjoying just…
Read More...It always seems too long between your books!! Love them. Do you know when the Burning Land will be available in Australia? If it’s too long I may have to get a friend to send one from England. Thank You…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I hope you never get tired of receiving compliments about your wonderful books as you deserve it for the pleasure you’ve brought to the world. Yes I am a fan. As I live in the colonies (Australia) can…
Read More...With the new film and television series about Robin Hood, I was wondering if you ever thought about tackling this figure in a future book. It would be very interesting to read in book form your thoughts on the exploits…
Read More...Hello Bernard, just a query from down under. Congrats on winning the ashes by the way. Do you intend to come down to Aussie soon on a book signing tour? Looking forward to the Burning Land. I dont mean to…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell: I have read all of your books and am looking forward to the next one in The Saxon Stories–“The Burning Land”. I am currently reading the The Sharpe Books for the fourth time. The first time I read…
Read More...Hello, I am sixteen years old and I have absolutely fallen in love with your Saxon Stories which were recommended to me by a teacher. I am extremely interested in the Viking Invasions of England, but in all the Historical…
Read More...when will the Saxon tales end? because i luv Uhtred but he deserves to retire and get Bebbanburg back. ( although i know he will) he just is extremely lucky nut he deserves a break. sincerely Alycia Sikes Dear Mr…
Read More...Dear Bernard You have recently said that the next book is set during the American Revolution will it involve Banastre Tarleton at all and if not would you ever consider even one book about him It must be said as…
Read More...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…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Firstly, I would just like to say what an absolute pleasure it has been to read your literature. Although I was always very familiar with the Sharp TV series, I hadn’t until 3 years ago read any…
Read More...Hi Bernard, hope you’re not getting sick of me yet! Question regarding Fallen Angels: what was it like writing with your wife? did you find it more complicated with two minds working at the book or easier? also how much…
Read More...I do not really have a question I just wanted to say how much I love your books. I started reading them in early august and have now made it through six of your books. To give you some insight…
Read More...HELLO SIR CAN YOU SAY TO ME WHEN WILL GO OUT YOUR NOVEL “THE BURNING LAND” IN FRANCE THANK YOU FOR THE GOOD MOMENTS WHEN YOU ME SUMMITS PASS Wilfried
Read More...I just wanted to drop you a note of thanks. Around the beginning of the year I wrote, ordering copies of Sharpe’s Christmas, Sharpe’s Ransom and Sharpe’s story, having located them on the Sharpe’s Appreciation Society webpage. You might guess…
Read More...Thank you very much for your great books. I have especially revelled in Azincourt and all of the Saxon stories so far and I look forward to “The Burning Land”. I do sincerely hope “Azincourt” makes it to the cinema,…
Read More...I have read each of your Saxon stories books probably a dozen times. They are my favorite books ever. I am fairly well educated (upperclass standing at a US top university, 3.9GPA). I was wondering if you conduct beta testing,…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell. Do you have any idea, when your latest Book “The Burning Land” will be translated into German? Thanks a lot. Yours sincerely, S. Osswald
Read More...Mr. Cornwell I am pleased to announce to you that I have successfully weaned my mother off of her horrid Stephanie Meyer and Charlaine Harris vampire romances and turned her into what I like to call a “Cornwellian”! She began…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, Nothing important to say except, thank you. Finished the Saxon Stories, started the Grail Quest, and am excited about the forthcoming The Burning Land. You’re the best !!!! Thank you greatly !!!! Greg Mitchell
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, you did it again, kept me up night after night reading “Sword song”. Yet again a fantastic storyline…I’m really looking forward to the next one “The burning Land”. I’ve given up waiting for the books to be…
Read More...I HAVE JUST MANAGED TO GET A COPY OF SHARPE’S CHALLENGE, AND TO MY SURPRISE IT SEEMS TO BE A COMPILATION OF SHARPE’S TIGER & SHARPE;S TRIUMPH. EVEN THE LANGUAGE USED IS PER YOUR BOOKS. DID YOU HAVE ANY IMPUT…
Read More...On June 18th I commented on how much I enjoyed “Lords of the North.” Now I have read all of the Saxon Tales and am eagerly anticipating “The Burning Land.” Your fiction makes the history I love feel so much…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I am thrilled that The Burning Land will be hitting the streets in the not-too-distant future. When you wrote the first novel in the series, did you set out to model the Uhtred character after Richard Sharpe a…
Read More...When is “The burning land” coming in Germany? I read all books of the Saxon stories two times and can’t wait for the last part. Christoph Dear Mr. Cornwell, I would like to know, when the fifth book of Uhtred…
Read More...Eagerly awaiting the next book in the Saxon Series. I was disappointed however that Sword Song was unavailable in an unabridged audio version. I like to listen to the stories during my rather long commute to and from work. Could…
Read More...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…
Read More...Mr. Cornwall, I’m 16, a keen reader and learner and a devout fan of your works, especially the Saxon Stories. I was wondering when the next of your books, The Burning Land, will be available in Australia? Jim
Read More...Do you plan on doing a book tour any time soon? I hope you decide to, and can’t wait till the Burning Land comes out, thank you from your new fan, Jerry
Read More...Hi Bernard I have just read the excerpt of The Burning Land -it whets the appetite wonderfully – can’t wait to buy the book in the autumn. Have you decided what will come after The Burning Land ? Regards and…
Read More...Just to let you know how much I have enjoyed your books over the years. Not many writers can keep me up at night or sustain me through a pan-Pacific flight. You always do. Please don’t feel obligated to reply….
Read More...Mr Cornwell: Please, can you tell me if will The Burning Land be the last Saxon book? Regards Pitt
Read More...From reading “Sharpe” and then delving into all sorts of Napoleonic history trying to learn more about that period, I was then introduced to Arthur, and then Uhtred. Magnificent is an understatement. I have now spent hours trawling libraries and…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, Yes! Thanks so much that you have another book in the Saxon Chronicles coming out (“The Burning Land”.) I will not wait for the American edition in January, but will preorder the British edition for October. Unlike…
Read More...Dear Bernard, my name is Costanza and Im one of your Italian reader. I live in Tuscany and my father teaches history so I grew up between castles and battles, consequently I love history too. Ive discovered you some years…
Read More...I’ve been a Bernard Cornwell fan for quite some time, and have read all the Sharpe books, the Grail books, and Agincourt. No one tells a story as well. To me, the Saxon Stories are the best of the best,…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell: The Saxon Stories are my favorite. Today, I saw the the Burning Land is the next book. I hope not the last. I am so disappointed because I can not buy it yet. I have read the…
Read More...I wish you had a twitter, sir. It would be an honor to follow your updates about your work and specially about the book The Burning Land. And it would be easier for you to link stuff to your site…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I am currently reading through the Warlord Chronicles (my favourite books of yours or any author!) for the fourth time. I recently found out that our hero and narrator, Derfel Cadarn, is at loosely based on a…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell: Im hoping youll respond to another teacher named Lee this week! I teach history and English at a high school on Grand Manan Island in the Bay of Fundy. I bought The Last Kingdom in 2005 (because…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell I love all of your books. I just finished Agincourt and thoroughly enjoyed it. I don’t have much time to sit and read anymore, so I listen to audio books on my commute. Can you tell me if…
Read More...dear Mr Cornwell,loved the sample of the burning land,thanks.but please tell me that you are already working on the next!!(or a new Starbuck)yours.Richard Dorrean I am a big fan of all your works, and just completed The Starbuck Chronicles. There…
Read More...Hi Bernard, Many thanks for your great novels which I really enjoy (can’t wait for The Burning Land). When answering some questions recently you often mention that you have many ideas for new stories. Can you give your fans an…
Read More...Just wanted to know if the BURNING LAND will be released in Canada on the same date as the UK, the U.S. or a completely different date? Anyway, I’m a huge fan and cannot wait to see what kind of…
Read More...First I want to thank you. Your books are great. I especially enjoy the Saxon Stories. I noticed the new one The Burning Land is coming out this year. But it looks like only in the UK. Is this correct?…
Read More...I just wanted to let you know how very much pleasure your books, especially the Saxon series, the Arthur series, and Azincourt have given me. I read them all once a year and am looking forward greedily to The Burning…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, I am just writing to express my joy when reading your Saxon Stories books. I am not a big reader but I am eagerly anticipating The Burning Land. Thank You Dale Williamson, 21, Leicester
Read More...Cannot stop reading your books Mr Cornwell and I still continue to be amazed at the historical detail you include, Azincourt was a masterpiece. Surely there can be no finer way to learn about conflict and British military history through…
Read More...I loved Azincourt … the best explanation of the “choice” of site for the battle I’ve ever seen. Clearly Will mixed it up with Crecy! Also loved first four of the Saxon books and look forward to the Burning Land,…
Read More...Do you think Sharpe will gain his revenge against Captain Morris? Last we heard of him was from Hakeswill in Company he was prospering in Dublin Castle. Surely a man of Sharpes reputation would want to find him and have…
Read More...Bernard I was just wondering – The description of ‘The Burning Land’ suggests that it will be the final book in the series, and yet I get the impression that there is so much more to happen. In the first…
Read More...When will the excerpt come out for the Burning Land? -a very eager reader
Read More...Dear Sir, Thank you very much for creating such complex and exciting characters! Your novels sit in a place of honor next to my CS Forester and George McDonald Frasier collections. My question is will you continue to include Father…
Read More...I’m a big fan.I am 13 and I Have been reading the Saxon tales. I’m really looking forward to the Burning Lands and I’m getting ready to start the Sharps series. I have to say Sword Song is my favorite…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell Just like to say how much I enjoy your books. I have read some of the Sharpe novels; but the time period does not grab my interest. The Sharpe novels and films are more appealing to my…
Read More...Hi Mr C, I am eagerly awaiting Burning Land. Is it the last one in the Uhtred series? Like so many of the Saxon fans, I never want the series to end! Hope you’re having a good day :) Ang…
Read More...Bernard, Once again I have been immersed in the wonderful worlds your books create; and once again I find myself reading the books you recommend as the basis of your entertaining stories. My question is do you have any intention…
Read More...I cannot think of any author who gives me a hunger for more books, than yourself. You are indeed a star Mr. Cornwell and I have loved every one of your books and I have read them all (I think)….
Read More...I HAVE JUST SEEN ON AMAZON A TITLE THE BURNING LAND FOR PUBLISHING ON THE 1ST OCTOBER.IS THIS THE 5TH SAXON? JIM EVES do you have any more books of the saxons (Alfred and Uhtred) in the pipeline ? if…
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Dear Mr Cornwell being on vacation many years ago in the UK, I bought “burning land” accidentally since it was on sale in the bookshops. I was immediately enthralled and started to absorb your books from there on. I can’t…
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He is the Lord of Bebbanburg. He is a King’s warrior who had helped the King achieve the throne. He is a man of proud independence, now content to be at home in his own lands. But fate decrees otherwise…
Read More...In Burning Land, is the bee scene something you read about while doing research or is that completely your imagination? It’s incredible! Probably hear it all the time, but my husband and I love your writing. Pure genius. Teri McCarthy
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Having read your books out of sequence, I knew that at some point Uhtred and Atheflaed connected as lovers even though she was just a child when they first met. Although their bond plays a key role in several books,…
Read More...Hi Mr. Cornwell, I’m a Canadian but am currently living and teaching in Aldershot, England. I’m sure you’ll be quite familiar with the town as I’ve seen it mentioned in some of the Sharpe books before. I know that in…
Read More...Oh my Mr Cornwell just what have you done? Not since i was in a school environment have i read a book but now i find myself reading one of yours per week. I am forced to admit that i…
Read More...Hello, I was watching an old repeated episode of ” Who wants to be a Celebrity Millionaire” presented by Chris Tarrant, an question featured the Anglo-American war of 1812-1814. Not a war i know a lot about, I did know…
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Hi Bernard, long time fan first message (creepy!). Read all sharpe books, grail books and love your work. The Uhtred books are something else. When I saw a new book Warriors of the storm it felt like yule had come…
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Looking forward to the BBC2 drama that is coming soon.Its about time your work was made into TV.Any idea when it will be? With reference to Burning Land; which Farnham did the Battle take place,it doesn’t appear to be Surrey,what…
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Hi ,I am a huge fan and I just want to know if we will ever see Constantin and Cellach back in the Uhtred series. In burning land uhtred observed constantin was only slightly younger than himself ( which I…
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Dear Mr Cornwell I am a British thriller writer (11 published novels for adults and a trilogy of books for young adults) and admirer of your work. Like you, I have family roots in the north of England as my…
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Hi Bernard, I just wanted to contact you & say a big thank you for getting me back into reading. I am 28 years old & must admit that I hadn’t read a book for about 8-10 years. I’d start…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I’m a Uhtred’s fan and I want to know if your book “Burning land” is available in French. Sorry for my English but my notion in foreign language are very poor. Thank you for your answer. A…
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1356 is a novel about the further exploits of Thomas of Hookton ,. . . though he doesn’t appear in this excerpt from an early chapter in the novel. Instead I’ve chosen a passage about Thomas’s friend, Robbie Douglas, who…
Read More...I was almost finished reading The Fort when I came to the part where the American Commodore had started burning the ships of his fleet. Paul Revere had just refused to allow the crew of The Nancy to come aboard…
Read More...Hi there. I’m a student in England and I have been a firm fan of your books ever since I picked up a copy of the Last Kingdom a few years back on a recommendation from someone. I love how…
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HERETIC Tue 19 Aug 2003 Publishers Weekly Cornwell is a master of the historical action novel, and he outdoes himself again with this gripping third volume in his Grail Quest series, set during the bloody Hundred Years’ War (The Archer’s…
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In 1414 a group of mercenary English soldiers were among the garrison of Soissons, a town in Burgundian hands that was besieged by the French. The town fell, and what happened at its fall became notorious. The patron saints of…
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Chapter One It was October, the time of the year’s dying when cattle were being slaughtered before winter and when the northern winds brought a promise of ice. The chestnut leaves had turned golden, the beeches were trees of flame…
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Mister Sharpe was in a bad mood. A filthy mood. He was looking for trouble in Sergeant Harper’s opinion, and Harper was rarely wrong about Captain Sharpe, and Sergeant Harper knew well enough not to engage his captain in conversation…
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Miss Savage was missing. And the French were coming. The approach of the French was the more urgent crisis. The splintering noise of sustained musket fire was sounding just outside the city and in the last ten minutes five or six…
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My name is Uhtred. I am the son of Uhtred, who was the son of Uhtred and his father was also called Uhtred. My father’s clerk, a priest called Beocca, spelt it Utred. I do not know if that was…
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PROLOGUE Darkness. Winter. A night of frost and no moon. We floated on the River Temes, and beyond the boat’s high bow I could see the stars reflected on the shimmering water. The river was in spate as melted snow…
Read More...Hi i have been a really big fan for years even before I was 10 years old ,since I first watched all the Sharpes on tv I have been hooked and decided to read as many of your books as…
Read More...Hello Bernard. With great anticipation I waited for “Death of Kings” and although I enjoyed the latest instalment of Utrecht’s story very much, I did feel a bit let down in the end. Perhaps the death of Alfred has taken…
Read More...Hello. French reader of all your book translated in French, I ask your french editors about french translation and publication, but they never answer, except the editor of Sharpe’s story. Could you please ask them , when we will have…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I read Sharpe’s Story last week. You said, that they were publishing the Sharpe books. Do you know if they were selling a lot of books or if the Frenchies didn’t like Napoleons worst enemy. Thanks Christian…
Read More...Hello, Mr.Cornwell! You’re probably tired of listening to things like that over and over, but yeah, I love your books :)and yeah, I’m a fan!:) You came to Brazil last year and I missed it… :( Do you intend to…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I appreciate your writing style blending history with fiction. After reading “Agincourt,” I started reading The “Saxon Tales,” with intense interest . I bought the “Burning Land,” today expecting the same great entertainment that has wet my…
Read More...High praise for your adventuresome history thrillers. I have found the Saxon series particularly enthralling and like how Uhtred and you have developed the story (with now, Uhtred having flashbacks about these war torn periods). I especially love the biology…
Read More...Hello Bernard, Do you have a sixth book of the Saxon Series coming out? Thank you, Christine Dear sir, I was never much of a reader but then I came across the Sharpe series, and fell in love. I still…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, Please stop responding to inquiries and get that 6th Saxon Tales finished! Impatiently waiting on the Outer Banks, Lee Beasley Mr Cornwell, I am PINING for my beloved Uhtred. I understand that every author needs to take time…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Can I start by saying what a big fan I am of your novels. My particular favourites have been the Arthur series. I grew up in rural Somerset so took great pleasure in your descriptions of the landscapes,…
Read More...Hello M. Cornwell I really appreciate Azincourt, and I’ve just bought the fourth book of Sharpe Story in french “Sharpe’s enemy”. I’m waiting for “Burning Land” which may be translated and sold in France in 2011, as I thought. I…
Read More...Hi Bernard. I’ve just finished reading the long-awaited Burning Land. I just write to say that I get the sneaking suspicion that you’re going to turn Uhtred’s wet and wimpy son into a christian priest in a future book! A…
Read More...I’ m expecting for the last novel about Uthred (Burning Land) translated in French. Could you give me a date please? Kind regards, Lory
Read More...dear Mr. Cornwell, thank you for your books! so far I have only read 4, well actually I am reading no 5 right now. I found the Last Kingdom in my bookstore a couple of years ago. I hadn’t heard…
Read More...I would just like to say how much I have enjoyed the Saxon Stories. Its good to read books which have so much historical fact entwined within the story. Having lived for much of my life in Maldon, the areas…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have read The Saxon Stories, and I must say, that I love the Novels. Being a Dane my self, it is both fun and exciting to read your version of the great Vikings quest in England,…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell, I am a huge fan and have read almost all of your books. As an expat Brit living in the US, and having lived in Winchester and been a frequently visited the Greenjackets museum, I have a…
Read More...Like many others I want to say thank you for many enjoyable hours reading your books and I’ve read most of them! With some authors it takes me a chapter or two to slip into their writing style, but with…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I am greatly enjoying the Saxon Tales, and I also enjoyed The Winter King and Agincourt. You have obviously put some serious time into doing scholarly research about all aspects of your subject matter. So I have…
Read More...Burning Land…LOVED IT!!! I write historical romance and when I grow up (publish), I want to write romance like Nora Robert’s, sex like Linda Howard, horror like Stephen King and historical fiction with gripping action just like you. I can’t…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell-please consider more detailed maps in your Britain and overlapping French stories. I look forward to your next sagas. Ron Gerard Hi Mr. Cornwell, We enjoy your books immensely, however because our aging intellect is diminishing, we have trouble…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell-please consider more detailed maps in your Britain and overlapping French stories. I look forward to your next sagas. Ron Gerard Hi Mr. Cornwell, We enjoy your books immensely, however because our aging intellect is diminishing, we have trouble…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, like others, I thoroughly enjoy your books, especially the Saxon books. My only complaint is —– Can’t you write faster? Just finished Burning Land and looking forward to Uhtred’s next adventure. Sure hope he recovers his home at…
Read More...Hello Bernard! this is almost surreal to me.. hahaha I’ve been reading your books for almost 5 years now, from Derfel to Uhtred to Sharpe to Thomas and for a stint there, Nick Hook. I wanted you to know that…
Read More...First is an honor to write to you. I’m big fan of your work. I would like to ask you if there is a release date of Burning Land – The Saxon Stories here in Brazil. Sorry to bother you…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I’m Brazilian and Burning Land will be in the bookshops here in the end of this month. In some Portuguese websites they said that Burning Land (Terras em Chamas) would be the last book of The Saxon Stories….
Read More...Hi Bernard, just to say I really enjoy and feel a great loyalty towards Lord Uhtred- If I lived in his times I would be dearly tempted to give him my oath, but realize I might not live a full…
Read More...I luckily stumbled onto your writing a month or so ago when I was reading the Wall Street Journal and saw a review of Burning Land. Since then I have read the Arthur series, all of the Saxon stories and…
Read More...I have recently Burning Land and was wondering if the Saxon Chronicles will culminate at the battle of Brunanburh in 937? Paddy Harris
Read More...Hi Bernard Just to say I am totally hooked with your books. I recently finished Burning Land, next one soon please. I have started to read the Grail series, on with Vagabond at the moment, at first I did not…
Read More...Hi Bernard Just to say I am totally hooked with your books. I recently finished Burning Land, next one soon please. I have started to read the Grail series, on with Vagabond at the moment, at first I did not…
Read More...Just to say thank you for your books set in earlier times – Warlord, Grail-quest and of course the Saxon stories with the great Uhtred! Do you think that Uhtred will ever make it to the big screen? I think…
Read More...hi Bernard, I have just read my first book of yours (Burning Land) and it was fantastic. The best I have read in some time. Have you been or thinking of coming to Australia? For I would love to see…
Read More...Sir, I have read and enjoyed everything that you have had published! Just finished Burning Land and the only disappointment was, it ended! I wanted it to go on and on. Can’t wait for the next one. Keep ’em comin’!…
Read More...Bernard, I have sworn off reading anymore of the Saxon series for at least the next twenty years. It’s the only way I can keep from becoming depressed when I finish the new ones. Sword song one night – 2am….
Read More...Mr Cornwell, firstly, thanks for all of your great stories, I’ve read a great portion of them. I have two questions that I would like to ask you. 1. Could you suggest a good biography on the Black Prince? I…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell I have enjoyed your books dearly especially The Saxon Stories! And as you can probably see I have a Norse last name and have great pride in my Viking blood and so these tales hold a place in…
Read More...I am a huge medieval fan, say from the 16th c backwards. I have read everything you have written (as I am sure most of your readers have that like period lit.). As a reader, I look for a certain…
Read More...You will not remember me but I wrote to you nearly 14 years ago to say how much I was enjoying the Warlord Series as I had had a serious car crash and dreamt of Merlin et al whilst under…
Read More...no questions, just thank you. I’m half way through and enjoying “Sword song”. I know it’s old and I have “Burning Land” but I was saving it for two reasons, one I thought “lords of the north” was the best…
Read More...I just finished Burning Land, truly magnificent. I can’t wait for the next of the Saxon Stories. Your books are a huge inspiration to me. Without having stumbled upon Stonehenge way back in the days when I aimlessly roamed through…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell. A friend of mine recently turned me on to your Grail Quest Series and the Saxon Stories. I ploughed through them the way Uhtred loved the plow Mildreth. (My friend and I are always laughing about that…
Read More...Mr Cornwell, Having read all your books except Stonehenge, I would like to say how much they bring the past to life, albeit fictionally. I especially enjoyed the characters of the Bee Keeper and his Priest in the ‘Burning Land’….
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I have been enjoying your Saxon series and have started on the Grail Quest. I am overjoyed about the release of Burning Land. I was worried that Sword Song may have been Uhtred’s last appearance! Do you have…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell, I hope you had a great holiday. I’ve just started reading your latest published book in Brazil, Azincourt, and am enjoying it immensely so far. I’ve been reading your works from the start, with the Arthur Chronicles,…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Thank you for always answering my questions and comments with such graciousness. I enjoyed ‘Agincourt’ and await ‘Burning Land’ and the Revolutionary War novel with excitement as well. I am eager to learn what campaign in our War…
Read More...Hi, I LOVE your saxon series. I can’t say enough good things about it. I’m sure you hear it a lot but Thank you, they’re great! I know you must be a very busy man but I was wondering if…
Read More...Dear Sir, I just felt I had to let you know that I am 49 yrs old and have never really been an avid reader of books, until I read `sword song`, utterly fantastic, I couldn`t put it down, I…
Read More...Dear Bernard, Just a few lines to say a sincere thank you for the enjoyment your books have provided me with over recent years. The last ten years have not been the best or kindest of my 56 and the…
Read More...Hi Mr Cornwell, just dropping by to congratulate you on the utterly brilliant Burning Land – absolutely loved it, possibly my favourite yet in the series. On another note, I wrote a folk song called The Soldier Song, entirely inspired…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell , May I ask please about the Children in Need offer last year where you offered on Terry Wogan’s ‘ Auction that money can’t buy ‘. You offered the highest bidder to have their name in your…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell, I first found out about your fantastic books a few years ago when “Lords of the North” was published in the US. I’m a huge Norse/Saxon enthusiast and my father bought it for me on a whim. Realizing…
Read More...Thank you very much indeed for coming to the Tank Museum at Bovington. It was a lifetime’s ambition to meet you. I am the daft lady who sent you the very first Army assessment all those years ago. I really…
Read More...Bernard Have been a fan of your books since I first read Sharpe as a ten-year old. I am currently reading “Burning Land” and am thoroughly enjoying it as I enjoy all your books. Noticed in the family tree section…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I just finished Burning Land,and Ii must say how much I enjoyed being back with Uhtred,please keep them coming.I just read Harry Sidebottom Warrior of Rome:King of Kings and in the appendix he pays homage to you and…
Read More...Just thought I would write a E mail to say I have just spent some time changing my life while in prison in Scotland. While learning to read, my personal officer brought me some of your books and I have…
Read More...I have just finished Burning Land. Bernard, please, please start writing the next in the series. I need my next fix of Uhtred. Steve Butler
Read More...Dear Bernard, First let me say I have just completed Burning Land and enjoyed it immensely and look forward to the next in the series. Its about time Uhtred started moving north in JMO. One minor quibble though I hope…
Read More...I had to write and congratulate you on a great book in the Saxon series. I think I started reading you books when I picked up Stonehenge in an airport. I enjoyed that book so much the I started on…
Read More...Hi Bernard – Can you please give me an idea of when Burning Land will appear for sale in Australia. I thought it normally appeared here about the same time it appeared in UK but so far haven’t been able…
Read More...Hi, I have a question for Bernard. Hello Bernard, I am a big fan of yours. As a former student of modern history I didn’t think I would find myself reading about the likes of Arthur and Alfred, but since…
Read More...Hi Bernard, I wrote to you on here recently asking about unabridged Uhtred audiobooks and thanks to your swift reply managed to track them down. Thought I’d send a quick follow-up to say this is where you can get them…
Read More...Been in a remote part Ireland for over a week. When I returned to North Wales today I purchased Burning Land. Looking forward to the ups and downs inside the book. Steve Butler
Read More...I just have one question for you Mr. Cornwell. Why are your new books always released later in the U.S. than in the U.K.? It always frustrates me to have to wait for your books. I look forward to the…
Read More...Dear Bernard Have just finished reading Burning Land and enjoyed it immensely. I wondered with Uhtred meeting Constantin and he coming across as a ruthless and wily character if Uhtred will be going up against him and the Scots in…
Read More...Hi Bernard Can’t wait for the release of Burning Land next month. I see you’re appearing at the Tank museum next month and am interested to know what your involvement will be – are you promoting your new book or…
Read More...dear Mr Cornwall just ordered Burning Land,finished Azincourt and loved it. I have all your books as many as possible in hardback. I will soon need a new bookcase! Could you tell me, did you ever write a second Gallows…
Read More...hi I’m a your fan and i read all of your books, your just great, i ‘ve just finished sword song, and i wish to know when it would be possible to buy burning land here in italy, i look…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I am a German reader and read ‘Azincourt’ latest. You have mentioned the quarrel whether longbows can hit high quality mail. John M. Coles: Experimental archaeology. Acad. Press, London 1979 offers a chapter on that with tests…
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, I just read the excerpt from Burning Land – thought it was great, of course – and thought that the events transpired are of striking resemblance to the battle of Kingley Vale in West Sussex, where the…
Read More...It is good to see that you are still up to your antics. You have an impatient reader on your hands, good sir! When I saw that “Burning Land” is soon to come, I nearly pulled out my hair. 2010!…
Read More...Hello sir, I’ve read your answer to a reader’s question on whether you would consider a book on the English Civil War, and you said that “it’s never been high on the list”, so I was thinking: do you actually…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I appreciate the Saxon Stories very much and have just finished reading Sword Song. I’ve seen that the fifth book Burning Land is going to be released this year and can’t wait to get it into my…
Read More...I am a huge fan of your Arthur and Saxon stories, and am avidly awaiting the release of Burning Land, even though it won’t come out here until next year. I just have 1 question/suggestion, will there be any more…
Read More...I would to thank you for writing Burning Land. I really enjoy the Saxon Stories. Ever since I visited York in 2003, I always been interested in the history of the Danes in England. Andrew Sokolowski
Read More...At last ! We’ve, as promised, the Italian edition of SWORD SONG by Longanesi Editor. Think we have to wait at the end of this year for the fifth book of this series (Burning Land). Thanks and best regards, Roberto
Read More...Dear Mr Cornwell, Your US reader looking for the US DVD version of “Sharpe’s Peril”, might like to know that it is possible to purchase DVD players that are able to play DVD’s from other regions (by accident rather than…
Read More...Hello Mr. Cornwell I have read many of your novels (Grail quests, Warlord series, saxon stories, your newest book Agincourt) I love reading your books a lot. I was wondering if you are planing to make more novels like Agincourt…
Read More...since my last contact I had only read 7 Sharpe novels, six months on and I’ve read 18, just one or two gaps to fill. The books are all superb and i thoroughly enjoyed them, I was silly enough to…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell: I want to thank you for the wonderful novels you have written over the years. The Sharpe’s series remains my primary collection of stories I have returned to for exciting, well written historical novels. The Saxon stories…
Read More...Mr. Cornwell — Just a quick note to say what incredible enjoyment I’ve gotten from reading the Sharpe series of books. I first heard of “Sharpe” on a BBC America commercial, eventually watched all the movies, and noticing that each…
Read More...Dear Mr. Cornwell, I have just finished reading The Pale Horsemen and I must say it bought a tear to my eye, a truly great story and full of so much emotion. Being someone who is not a huge fiction…
Read More...Hello Mr Cornwell. I have written to you once or twice before, but a long time ago now! Since then I have enjoyed many adventures with Sharpe and have recently finished reading your latest gem “The Last Kingdom”. I have…
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