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Editors & Proofreaders [Public] / Re: Held Editing: The Home of "Write Track" Edits
« Last post by Tony 63 on January 19, 2026, 01:20:15 PM »
If putting the final polish on your manuscript is proving to be too overwhelming a task, I can be of assistance.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by spin52 on January 19, 2026, 03:32:43 AM »
Catching up on all the series of Clarkson's Farm, which is of special interest because it's filmed in my other half's home town (home village?) and we have great fun spotting the locations and familiar faces. Someone said this series did more to highlight the problems faced by British farmers than any official studies could ever do. And it's funny.
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Writer's Workshop [Public] / Re: The Year In Review - 2025
« Last post by Bill Hiatt on January 18, 2026, 10:44:14 PM »
At the very least, if you're not having fun, you're probably not producing your best work. Any time something feels like a chore, people tend not to do it as well, even if the effect is largely driven by the subconscious, and we really don't notice it.
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Writer's Workshop [Public] / Re: The Year In Review - 2025
« Last post by The Bass Bagwhan on January 18, 2026, 10:58:33 AM »
"Having fun" is a key component... good point. More important than anything, probably.
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For what it's worth everyone, Love at Lookout Lake has now been released on Tubi etc.

Here's a link:

https://tubitv.com/movies/100050774/love-at-lookout-lake
I just watched on Tubi.

It sure doesn't look like something that was made for $25,000. I guess it was actually somewhat more, since Nicely did the post work. But in any case, it doesn't look anywhere near as low budget as it was. It's amazing what can accomplish on a low budget.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Lynn on January 18, 2026, 03:56:06 AM »
After my abandonment of Andor, I have turned to The Mandalorian. It's been fun so far.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by cecilia_writer on January 18, 2026, 02:59:27 AM »
I had written a historical novel partly set in Hastings but I could never manage to get there and see it so I was interested in belatedly catching glimpses of the beach and surrounding countryside.
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Hopscotch on January 18, 2026, 02:35:24 AM »
Almost forgot Foyle's War.  I wish I'd stopped at the end of WW2 and skipped the cold war.  He's great, but the stories are a little darker.
...had to give up on the Cold War episodes as I didn't like them. Not sure if it was because of the spies or the change of location from Hastings to London, or whether I just needed a change of viewing!

Fan of Foyle's War and his post-war.  Spent a month in Hastings earlier this year and can understand why Foyle fled to London - Hastings is now as it was then beaten up and rundown.  But St Leonards-on-Sea a pleasant stroll away is charming and its shingle beach more inviting, tho' unsure crooks allowed Foyle much beach time.  Reminded me never to look behind what the camera lets me see.  :icon_eek:
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by cecilia_writer on January 17, 2026, 07:18:10 PM »

ETA: Almost forgot Foyle's War.  I wish I'd stopped at the end of WW2 and skipped the cold war.  He's great, but the stories are a little darker.
I hadn't realised until recently that Foyle's War continued past the end of the war. I hadn't watched it regularly and had only caught a few random episodes when it was first shown, but during my convaleacence last year I tried to watch the whole thing on Netflix but had to give up on the Cold War episodes as I didn't like them. Not sure if it was because of the spies or the change of location from Hastings to London, or whether I just needed a change of viewing!
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TV/Movie Talk [Public] / Re: What TV series are you watching right now?
« Last post by Lorri Moulton on January 17, 2026, 11:32:42 AM »
My Life is Murder is really good.  Have to sign up again to see the new season! 

Recipes for Love and Murder is good, Harry Wild too...and of course Miss Fisher.  :cheers

ETA: Almost forgot Foyle's War.  I wish I'd stopped at the end of WW2 and skipped the cold war.  He's great, but the stories are a little darker.
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