Links:

    -AUTHOR SITE: Bernard Cornwell: Britain's Storyteller -INFO: Bernard Cornwell (Wikipedia)
    -PROFILE: Bernard Cornwell (Bookreporter)
    -FAN SITE: The Sharpe Appreciation Society
    -FAN SITE: Sharpe's Books
    -PROFILE: Anonymous: Bernard Cornwell may be a prolific, best-selling author, but he's still trying to make a name for himself here (Alex Beam, December 23, 2004, The Boston Globe)

Cornwell once met O'Brian, whose work he greatly admires. 'He criticized me," Cornwell recalls. 'He once wrote, 'Cornwell and [Horatio Hornblower creator C.S.] Forester -- too much plot, not enough lifestyle.' He was fascinated by lifestyle and he was very good at it." Cornwell put Sharpe onboard a Royal Navy vessel in his 2000 novel 'Sharpe's Trafalgar" and matched O'Brian's penchant for detail topgallant sail for topgallant sail, with a stem-winding plot thrown in.

    -INTERVIEW: Desert Island Discs with Bernard Cornwell (BBC4)
    -INTERVIEW: Chatham Author Bernard Cornwell (Interview by Christopher Seufert, My Chatham)
    -INTERVIEW: BERNARD CORNWELL author of Sharpe's Prey (January Magazine, July 2001)
    -INTERVIEW: Life After Sharpe: Bernard Cornwell talks to Richard Lee about laziness and hitting barn doors. (Historical Novel Society)
    -INTERVIEW: Bernard Cornwell Q&A (Bean Zine, 01 September 1997)
    -INTERVIEW: The following is an edited version of an online chat with Bernard Cornwell (community.news.com.au, 1st December 1999)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Bernard Cornwell's King Alfred in the twenty-first century: Fictional portraits of the king who burned the cakes from the nineteenth century to the present day (Joanne Parker , Times Literary Supplement)
    -REVIEW: of STONEHENGE 2000 B.C. By Bernard Cornwell (Michael Porter, NY Times Book Review)

FILM:
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Bernard Cornwell (IMDB.com)
    -INFO: Sharpe's Rifles (1993) (IMDB.com)
    -Sharpe the Series
    -LYRICS: Over the Hills and Far Away