Bernard Cornwell
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Tonyblack said:
You don't get maps with Kindle. 
I love maps with stories and am constantly flipping back and forth to them while I'm reading.
I love maps with stories and am constantly flipping back and forth to them while I'm reading.
Well i started A Dance with Dragons this morning and spent fifteen minutes on the maps at the start . They gave me three and it was great
According to Amazon.co.uk the next Bernard Cornwell book will be called '1356'.
It is due for release in the UK on 27th September, but not until January 2013 in the US.
Looks like American fans will have to either wait or pay the shipping from the UK. Normally I'd suggest Amazon Canada, but the book isn't showing up there yet.
All I know about the book is that it is another in the Thomas of Hookton saga set during the Battle of Poitiers during the Hundred Years War.
There is no mention of this title on Bernard's website, so I can't confirm if this will be the actual title when published.
I'm looking forward to this one.
It is due for release in the UK on 27th September, but not until January 2013 in the US.
Looks like American fans will have to either wait or pay the shipping from the UK. Normally I'd suggest Amazon Canada, but the book isn't showing up there yet.
All I know about the book is that it is another in the Thomas of Hookton saga set during the Battle of Poitiers during the Hundred Years War.
There is no mention of this title on Bernard's website, so I can't confirm if this will be the actual title when published.
I'm looking forward to this one.
And here's the cover for 1356 - at least for the UK version. The US version doesn't seem to be available yet.
If you are in the US and can't wait until January - you might want to try Amazon Canada. It's the same cover as the UK and much less in shipping.
If you are in the US and can't wait until January - you might want to try Amazon Canada. It's the same cover as the UK and much less in shipping.
The next book by Bernard, Pagan Lord, another in the Saxon Chronicles series, is due out on September 26th (UK) and January 7th 2014 (US).
I wish he'd number them, I get confused, which I've read, how many there are, what order they're in... I mean I understand it with Sharpe: those were written out of sequence, but the Uhtred books seems to be following a linear progression, so why not just number them accordingly? Oh but they're good stuff, no doubt... but getting a little samey now. I wish he'd do a Civil War series - a new character following Cromwell's course as Sharpe followed Wellington's maybe...
I'm rereading Pagan Lord at the moment and thoroughly enjoying it.
The next Saxon Chronicles book is The Empty Throne, due out in the UK in October.
He's also writing his first non-fiction book, Waterloo: The History of Four Days, Three Armies and Three Battles. That's out in the UK in September.
The next Saxon Chronicles book is The Empty Throne, due out in the UK in October.
He's also writing his first non-fiction book, Waterloo: The History of Four Days, Three Armies and Three Battles. That's out in the UK in September.
