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Bernard Cornwell

Bernard Cornwell in 2013.

Bernard Cornwell (1944 - ) is a British author of Historical Fiction, often about adventures in wartime.

He is most famous for the Sharpe novels, chiefly set during the Napoleonic Wars, which were adapted into a television movie series starring Sean Bean as Lt. Richard Sharpe.

Works written by Bernard Cornwell include:


  • Sharpe — follows the career of a soldier in the Peninsular War and beyond, up to Waterloo. After this, prequel novels covering the Anglo-Indian Wars and other conflicts were written, as well as more novels set during the Peninsular War.
  • The Warlord Chronicles — "realistic" retelling of the King Arthur legends, set around the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain in the 5th century.
  • The Grail Quest — a series set during The Hundred Years' War.
  • The Saxon Stories — a series set during the Danish invasion of Anglo-Saxon England.
  • The Starbuck Chronicles — set during the American Civil War.
  • Azincourt — set during The Hundred Years' War.
  • Stonehenge — set in prehistoric Britain.
  • Gallows Thief — a murder mystery set shortly after the Napoleonic Wars.
  • Redcoat — set during the American Revolution.
  • The Fort — set during the American Revolution.
Bernard Cornwell provides examples of the following tropes:
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