Conn Iggulden Interview, plus links to author biography, book summaries, excerpts and reviews

Conn Iggulden

Conn Iggulden

How to pronounce Conn Iggulden: i-GULL-den

An interview with Conn Iggulden

A video clip in which Conn Iggulden discusses his Conqueror series, about the life of Genghis Khan.

Unless otherwise stated, this interview was conducted at the time the book was first published, and is reproduced with permission of the publisher. This interview may not be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the copyright holder.

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The Abbot's Tale jacket Ravenspur jacket Bloodline jacket Conqueror jacket
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    Bernard Cornwell was born in London in 1944 – a 'warbaby' – whose father was a Canadian airman and mother in Britain's Women's Auxiliary Air Force.

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