We welcome contributions on the works of CSF and invite you to send articles you propose to editor@csforester.eu, for inclusion on our website.
- C. S. Forester’s Hornblower One More Time (John Maunder, 2020)
- C.S. Forester’s sinister and suburban world (Roshani Palamakumbura, 2020)
- Hornblower’s proteges (Ron Meister, 2019) [AGM 2019, Dover]
- Carronades (Ken Napier, 2019) [AGM 2019, Dover]
- Names of Hornblower 2 (John Maunder, 2019)
- ‘Cradle of Writers’ (Gordon Rankin, 2019)
- The Swedish Horatio Hornblower Society
- Names of Ships from the Hornblower Books (John Maunder, 2018)
- The romantic side of Hornblower (Andreas Muegge, 2018)
- CSF writing ‘Hornblower and the Hotspur’ (Ken Napier, 2018)
- Dulwich College
- Holding it together (Lawrie Brewer, July 2018)
- Tom Hanks’ WWII Drama ‘Greyhound’
- New publication of the chronological first three Hornblower books
- Brief reviews of the Hornblower books (Kent Rasmussen)
- Kent Rasmussen, a long time buff (Kent Rasmussen)
- Chance encounter : Terence Morgan (Victor Timmons)
- The first chapter – C.S. Forester and Dulwich (Mark Bryant)
- Flying Colours, A Modern Re-creation (Martin Andrew)
- Going down the Loire (Serge Aillery, translation by Lawrie Brewer)
- He did it or he dit it not (Andreas Muegge)
- Origins of “The Happy Return” (Paul Martinovich)
- End of a raider (Bernard Fowler, 2017)
- Hornblower Nautical Glossary (John Ward)
- Lord Hornblower picture surfaces again (Darren Clarke)
- CSF aboard the ‘Loch Loyal’ in 1964 (George Pringle)
- Entirely fresh source for ‘African Queen’ ! (Lawrie Brewer /Kenneth J Orosz)
- Hornblower’s Historical Shipmates
- Complete list of all the names mentioned in the Hornblower books ! (John Maunder)
- Tape Aids (Patrick Coyne)
- Naval Gazette, vol. 1, number 3, October, 1996 (Ron Meister)
- The Armchair Strategists (Don Scott, 2016)
- Finding a lost novel by CS Forester (Lawrie Brewer, October 2015)
- The Real Hornblower First Editions (James Ashton, 2014-08-15)
- The General : He Did His Duty (Dick Russell)
- The Annie Marble books are available! (Kenneth Mckenzie)
See also the new film of CSF, in the Biography section !
We wish to warmly thank all those who have contributed to Reflections.
C. S. Forester Society 
Does anyone know about the real Horatio Hornblower from Gwennap in Cornwall ? There was more than one. I have much material on these mining engineers.
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Had traced this Hornblower to Totnes & Westward Ho! – maybe near enough – via descendent the sailor & obits of John Forester on US cycling Posts
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John, As part of my family tree research I have just started looking into Horatio Nelson Hornblower born 1798 at Chacewater in Cornwall, he was indeed a mining engineer, he had a son also Horatio Nelson Hornblower, a nephew Horatio Dunstan Hornblower as well grandchildren sharing the name. Horatio Sr was a mining engineer and travelled to US in 1835 but soon returned to Cornwall and for a number of years was a stonemason, he took his family to Derbyshire where he worked as a Lead Smelting Agent. The family moved to the Mendips in around 1853 where he became mine captain for the Charterhouse Lead Mines at Ubley Warren, and later St Cuthberts Lead Works in Priddy. He later died in 1881 which was pretty good going since he had breathed in molten lead fumes for much of his adult life!!!
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Please advise how one applies for membership of the C S Forester Society.
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Simply complete the form: https://csforester.wordpress.com/about/emembership/
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