This morning I handed in to my publishers, the first volume of The Clifton Chronicles, Only Time Will Tell. Volume One spans the period from 1920 to the outbreak of the Second World War in 1940; the first twenty years of Harry Clifton's life. I now have that agonising wait that all authors go through, until I hear what the publisher thinks of the book, which will probably be on Monday morning. The book will be published in April or May next year, by which time I will be well into volume two, Tempered By War, 1940-1960.
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Dear Mr Archer
This has nothing to do with the post, however my best wishes
This afternoon Mr S R Tendulkar scored yet another century in the ongoing second test in Sri Lanka
While the test itself is heading towards a certain draw , the efforts and the enthusiasm of this man deserve praise
I look forward to GOOD news about the book! I have read everything you have written and can't wait to read more!
I know this is off topic but I really enjoyed reading Paths of Glory, Mr Archer. It was a great read.
Best Wishes with the new manuscript.
Paul
Eagerly awaiting for your next one.
Sir
its great to read about your new book THE CLIFTON CHRONICLES. You are the most read British author in India, followed by Ken Follett, Frederick Forsyth and John Le Carre...not necessarily in the same order. I have noticed some strange coincidences betwee you and Mr. Follett.. You were a strong figure of the Conservative Party while Mr. Follett is known to be a staunch Labour Party activist. Now you are on work on a historical novel trilogy which will cover events between 1920 and 2020. At the same time Mr.Folleett is also on work on a novel trilogy titled FALL OF THE GIANTS which again covers the period in history over the past 100 years. coincidence or what....????
Hi sir! Off topic as well, although I can't wait to read your new book!
I've recently started reading you (thanks to the good recommendation of my mom) and I've loved everything so far. Kane and Abel was fantastic and I didn't want to the book to end because I felt as though I found lifelong friends in them. Ironically though, I couldn't wait for A Prisoner of Birth to end because I was excited to see how everything would turn out.
You just continue to surprise me in your books. I've read Prodigal Daughter and False Impressions as well.
Dear Mr Archer,
Glad to read that you will write some other books. I just finished and thereby hangs a tale and it was very enjoyable to read. Looking forward to read the tales of mr. Clifton.
Kind regards.
Marjolein
YES!!! Another book by my all time favortie author...Jeffrey Archer!
I first picked up Kane & Abel on a whim (when it was first released) and I have been hooked ever since.
When should I start stalking the bookstores for "Only Time Will Tell"?
Thank you for sharing your talents with us.
Dear Mr. Archer
My brother introduced me to "As The Crow Flies" many years ago and ever since i have read every one of your books and loved them all. You are by far my favorite author. I am truly looking forward to what I am sure will be your next masterpiece "The Clifton Chronicles" and many to follow I hope.
OOOOHHH!!!! Exciting, I have read all your books Jeffrey, and I love them all. Am really looking forward to this historical triology.
Regards,
Jeanie
Looking forward to your new book and the followup. I have read all your books and they are sitting on my bookshelf and only lent to trusted returnees!
Best wishes Jan from Australia
Cheree Neil - We don't have the exact publication date just yet - but likely to be May. Do please keep an eye on the website as details will be posted there in the next month. Kind regards, Jeffrey's PA.
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