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History's Henchman

Photography Andrew CebulkaPhotos 10Issue March 2017
<i>Illustration by Bruno Wagner</i>The latest in Bernard Cornwell’s oeuvre<i>The Flame Bearer</i> (HarperCollinsNovember 2016) continues protagonist Uhtred’s saga to reclaim his birthright as Lord of Bebbanburg.The author and pup Whiskey relax in the Cornwells’ downtown living roomtaking a break from a writing day that starts at 5 a.m. “My job is to put words on pages” he says. “I don’t pretend to be anything other than a storyteller.”“Bernard totally enthralls an audience” says Anne Cleveland of the Charleston Library Societywhere Cornwell (pictured above in the library’s stacks) is a frequent speaker and serves on the board. “Imagine a combination of Shakespeare and Monty Python.”

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