Leetheflea
Cadet
- Joined
- May 16, 2021
I'm new here, hello! Figured I'd make a first post about this. I absolutely love this four book series, so unique to see confederate soldiers portrayed as something more than cardboard cutout racists and evil and stupid. These were brave men. There were brave men and evil men on both sides and Cornwell captures it all.
The brutality and humanity of War. The last of the four novels was published in 1996 when I was four years old lol. Cornwell says that he got hassled about writing more Sharpe books by the people running the television series based on the Sharpe books so he put Starbuck to rest. And with the current climate as it is, it's unlikely that a pro-confederate series will be advanced and that saddens me.
Cornwell said in an interview somewhere too, that he already has a fifth starbuck book researched and it would take place in Fredericksburg. If you've read this series you know there's some way the Legion is getting stationed on Marye's Heights. I'm itching to read it.
The brutality and humanity of War. The last of the four novels was published in 1996 when I was four years old lol. Cornwell says that he got hassled about writing more Sharpe books by the people running the television series based on the Sharpe books so he put Starbuck to rest. And with the current climate as it is, it's unlikely that a pro-confederate series will be advanced and that saddens me.
Cornwell said in an interview somewhere too, that he already has a fifth starbuck book researched and it would take place in Fredericksburg. If you've read this series you know there's some way the Legion is getting stationed on Marye's Heights. I'm itching to read it.