Poldark Experts - The Winston Graham & Poldark Literary Society

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I had typed up my thoughts on Demelza's seduction of Ross to post on a well-buried thread somewhere else when I came around to pondering Ross's decision to marry her. So as to try and not post to a buried thread and risk no responses I've decided to be brave and start a new thread here. At least it will be &qu...

I saw a tweet yesterday about purchasing the "original" books and responded saying that they were NOT the original version because there is so much missing text affecting character development & allegiance. Got a reply - not buying it but maybe an expert can tell me: Pan Macmillan @panmacm...

As the question says... what would have happened? Would Demelza still have appeared in his life? I think that Ross eventually would have grown rather bored with her, and Elizabeth would panic that he would behave too dangerous and be at home too little. It's just a perspective I thought about the othe...

This thread transferred across from "Bella" in 12 Poldark Novels Forum as was going off topic. Hi Wally Love your follow-ups - really amusing ! Can't remember if there's a name for it but I've occasionally seen sites where people take it in turns to write a chapter about something, then th...

For those members newer to the forum, you can read many of the pieces edited out of later editions by clicking on search on the above bar and enter 'First Editions'. Also, when we started the 'book club', in which we discussed each chapter in some depth, a number of 'extra' texts were used. This editin...

What do you think are the worst examples of the films from the books ? Which then would you recommend a beginner to start with first ?

How very kind all of you are! Thankyou so much! First of all I must apoligize if I seem unfamilier with this forum. Thankyou "Ross" for redirecting my post. Unfortunately I'm not sure how you got me in the proper thread so I put your response in my favorites so I come to this one as default as no...

Aug 25th 2015 Posted by Wheal Greggy The way the new series has developed the romance between Demelza and Ross (take, for instance, the "Pray I do not lose the love of my life" comment made to Elizabeth when she is by Demelza's bedside as she fights for her life against the putrid throat) I think it's goin...

Topic transferred to Poldark Experts.... ______________ So, I was reading Stranger from the Sea the other day Jinny's second husband is described as childless but if remember correctly in book 4, Jinny had given birth to 2 or 3 children with Scoble. Where am I wrong? have to start reading from book...

I have always thought that Ross was a very naive young man for putting all his hopes and dreams on a brief puppy love affair. The reason I have always thought this was the belief that, Ross goes off to war and leaves his childhood sweetheart behind, without any further contact or communication. Thanks t...

During the last meeting between Joshua and Charles, Joshua tells Charles that he had received a letter from Ross saying that he was safe, in New York and recovered from his wound. In February, Charles was knew that Ross was alive, by the time he came home in October, everyone thought he was dead. The que...

Does anyone know if the audio cassettes covered all of the Poldark books or only some.... ?

I was wondering when and why the first four Poldark books were renamed? In reading the old series review on the new serial, I noticed the first four books were referred to by the character names. Back in the 1980s when I was at the peak of my Poldark interest, I happened on a book club edition of Demelza, wi...

I've just finished reading a book about everyday life in Georgian England, no not Poldark! This is a reference book, the last chapter of which is about death. It got me thinking about the graves of our favourite family. Ross and George Warleggan had 'high words' in the Red Lion Inn about Aunt Agatha'...

This is a light-hearted amusement to dip into whilst we are all waiting for news of That Series and in fact for the series itself to appear. Almost half-way through this year already - where does time go? Below is a sentence from one of the 12 books. It should start us off. What we need is the book, chapt...

Good morning! i am writing from the US. Can anyone tell me how to get Ebooks of the Poldark series books? i am having trouble with my eyes using the printed page but found I can read well on my iPad. i was able to download Ross Poldark, Demelza, and Jeremy Poldark but no others seem to be available here in...

Robert Southey - Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo I. Where might a gayer spectacle be found Than Brussels offered on that festive night,. . Her squares and palaces irradiate round To welcome the imperial Moscovite, Who now, the wrongs of Europe twice redrest,. Came there a welcome and a glorious g...

How many times did WG write about snow falling in the books....?

Your Mastermind Scores over on Facebook ? How many points can you score on the old Masternind TV programme on Poldark in 1979 now on Youtube in Facebook ? Click on "Pause" immediately after the question's finished so as to avoid hearing the contestant's reply, then allow 5 seconds to come up with an ans...

What are your favourite locations in the Poldark books and old TV series ? And hopefully will be in the new 12 book TV series ? Trenwith in the books overall for me as it was the Poldark ancestral home and where so much happened to begin with that affected so much later on. I've always pictured the real Trer...

Hello All I am considering purchasing the complete series of DVDs and have noted that on Amazon a Dutch version is available. On one of the reviews it says that series one is 100 minutes longer than other versions. There are no reviews of series 2. As a newcomer to all this technical stuff can someone...

If anyone has any further information in any of the Poldark books or anywhere on the Net about "The House of Stratus" or where their books can be bought it would be welcome, as all I can find so far on Google is this address in Kelly Bray, Cornwall with only a Fax. number. http://www.houseofstratus.com/...

Can anyone with the Australian DVD's help me out on this one? Seem to recall that when the first series was orignally shown onTV they showed the scene where Ross takes Demelza out in the boat to see the pilchard catch and finally discovers that he has fallen in love with her. Might be confusing it with s...

Heartbeat on ITV3, Robin playing character probably the villain, from now 18.42 until just before 19.00 Dwight

Some years ago there was a thread where someone was asking where she/he had read about Dwight? finding/removing/keeping that dreadful bottle which brought about Elizabeth's tragic early death, when she was endeavouring to ensure a second "eight month" baby. I have tried to access the...

One of the fascinating things about reading and re-reading our favourite Cornish saga is the way that every re-read reveals unknown or unremembered details that we missed on the first or seventh go round. I am just now coming to the end of "The Four Swans" and as I have taken to doing recentl...

I'm just now starting in on "The Four Swans" on my latest read through from end to end. It's quite amazing how many little unknown, or unremembered, snippets leap off the pages each time they are re-read. Specifically in "Warleggan" and "The Black Moon" it is really...

An interesting gem I'd not picked up before about Grace and all the Poldarks on my third much slower re-read of all the books in Demelza, Book 2, Chapter 6 when Verity visited Ross just after he'd returned from telling Jinny the sad news of Jim's death. ".... Verity pulled at her gloves and thought what a...

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Mooching round the bookshop (again) the other day, I idly picked up a newly published volume and flicked through it. My eyes were immediately drawn to a chapter entitled Ross Poldark! It describes him as a large, strong, good-looking aristocratic being. This all fits thought I. Intrigued now?...

Out of interest and to get another slant on member's thoughts and views, if you could choose an alternative dream Poldark cast, up to book 7 as before, from a list of all time British actor greats who would they be ? http://www.britishcinemagreats.com/title_actors_page/main.htm Two short post w...

Topic transferred from Introductions Forum....By SabrinaIn my opinion, all events in Ross's life shaped his attitude toward the working class in a positive way.JamesW wrote: Welcome to this group! Im new here myself. and the more i read Winston Graham, the more i like the series! just ordered a boo...

Hi all, As I'm new to the forum, I wasn't sure of the correct place to post this but I thought I'd give it a go here, it might have already been discussed but....I'm just wanting to know the opinion on this of you lovely lot as I think there could be may different views. I'm re-reading Ross Poldark and I've ju...

I'm currently reading Warleggan again, and once again loved the scene where George insults Aunt Agatha knowing full well that she can't hear him - do you remember it? Classic wonderful WG writing - what a sense of humour he had. I know George is so nasty but I can't help laughing every time I read it! Exce...

http://ellenandjim.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/serial-storytelling/-- Edited by bronny on Thursday 19th of April 2012 05:35:30 AM

Houses used in the Poldark series

Anyone ever notice that Richard Sharpe and Ross Poldark were at the same battle in Spain and the Battle of Waterloo? How could Great Britain lose.

I saw this on Facebook and thought you might be interested to read what they have to say: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2012/02/dvd-review-poldark-a-cure-for-your-downton-abbey-blues.html Robin's newly expanded memoir, Making Poldark, is due out in March.DVD revie...

http://classic-film-tv.blogspot.com/2012/02/poldark-romance-adventure-and-first...

Hello everyone, I am now back in circulation after various travels and hiccups along the way. A Happy New Year to you all. Have any of you read the new PD James sequel to P&P (Death Comes to Pemberley)? I will not discuss the plot, but was surprised at the poor quality of the narrative. Over the...

I'm relieved to see that by the sound of it, the Acorn set contains the episodes only....no extras. (only because I bought another boxed set last year!) Be interesting to see if they contain the uncut episodes - I doubt it though. http://www.bestbritishtv.com/?p=2253&mid=56 Bron

Hello everyone Having returned from a month in Australia, and now caught up with postings here, I can give you a report on the booksigning in Truro. I was surprised not to see more people there, but it had not been well publicised (as far as I am aware), with just a radio interview the previous day. How...

Thought this might be of interest.... Kenyon Emrys - Roberts "Poldark" Original UK BBC TV theme sheet music 1975 Bella

I am trying to name my second daughter, due at Christmas. We cannot agree on any names at all and it's beginning to drive me a little bit crazy. I like to have these things sorted in good time. So, this is where you come in! I love Verity, my husband doesn't although he has agreed it as a middle name. I need a...

Has anyone any idea how many Poldark books might have been sold as Winston Graham's name has surely got to be in this Wikipedia list somewhere ? The same as Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy and Daphne du Maurier our three other famous South West authors as well. ________________________ Extract from Wikipe...

Are there any other books besides Poldark that you've read over and over again as well ?

Members are welcome to contribute their own poems about Poldark in this sub-forum.

Hi Lily Quote "Do you remember "The Dutchess of Duke Street?" I have the video series, but any who, there were several people from the Poldark series who started out there. Kevin Mc Nally started out there, and yes, there was also a very young Angarad Reese who played the wife of a lord, who happened...

http://ellenandjim.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/grahams-demelza/

I am sooo excited I dont know where to begin! I guess with a grateful THANKYOU to whoever it was that created this website! I am from the U.S. and a couple of weeks ago I came across this series on Ne****x! Since they only offer season one I have watched season two on the internet and have since purchased bo...

Poldark is a long saga and i realise they couldnt have included all the storylines in the tv series but i do wish they had dramatised the Reuben Clemmow and Jinny Carter tale. It would have made great drama, especially the finale where Reuben comes looking for his frying pan.

Everyone's favourite bits, that made them laugh or smile There's a good deal of humour so Ive picked my favourite bits: Prudie thinking Judd had died and having him appear at his own funeral! There's a really funny moment in the series, not in the book: Ross and George get into a fight. Ross hated George...

What do you think are the best examples of the films from the books ?Which then would you recommend a beginner to start with first ?

Regarding the casting of Dwight Ennys, we all know that different actors played the role in the two TV series. And of course there was a reason for the change. But did anyone make note of the impact it has on the viewer at first encounter with the second Dr. Ennys? Word comes back to Cornwall that Dwigh...

This is from the first Ward Lock edition in 1946. It follows the chapter on the second christening. CHAPTER SIXAT Grambler the players gave The Miner's Revenge, a play specially written by a Cornishman, Richard Carthew. There had been a good deal of summer fever of late; but as Otway himself and Tupp...

Captain Malcom McNeil (Jeremy Poldark) or Colonel Hector McNeil (The Stranger from the Sea)? HAND, Steve

Hi folks, I've just emerged from another of life's unpleasant little experiences and one, may I add, where I found myself thinking of Caroline and understanding just how she must have felt over the incident with the fishbone. I had the misfortune to be using a fairly new toothbrush when the bristles...

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	E. Bay - Ward Lock "Jeremy Poldark" for sale (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	978	Nov 24 5:18 PM, 2016 by Ross Poldark
	http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jeremy-Poldark-by-Winston-Graham-hardback-first-edition-1950-/332035535468
	EBay - Ward Lock Warleggan for sale (Preview)	Ross Poldark	2	1327	Nov 21 5:04 PM, 2016 by Stella Poldark
	http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Winston-Graham-Poldark-Ward-Lock-first-edition-book-Warleggan-1953/272456809536?_trksid=p2052191.m2338
	Ross's Decision To Marry Demelza (Preview)	Wheal Greggy	13	5411	Oct 26 11:36 PM, 2016 by Fijane
	I had typed up my thoughts on Demelza's seduction of Ross to post on a well-buried thread somewhere else when I came around to pondering Ross's decision to marry her. So as to try and not post to a buried thread and risk no responses I've decided to be brave and start a new thread here. At least it will be &qu...
	Publisher Responds - Pan MacMillan (Preview)	missykly	2	857	Sep 25 10:57 PM, 2016 by Stella Poldark
	I saw a tweet yesterday about purchasing the "original" books and responded saying that they were NOT the original version because there is so much missing text affecting character development & allegiance. Got a reply - not buying it but maybe an expert can tell me: Pan Macmillan @panmacm...
	What if --- Elizabeth HAD married Ross (even after his return from America)? (Preview)	Skippy	17	2224	Jun 23 10:59 PM, 2016 by Dark Mare
	As the question says... what would have happened? Would Demelza still have appeared in his life? I think that Ross eventually would have grown rather bored with her, and Elizabeth would panic that he would behave too dangerous and be at home too little. It's just a perspective I thought about the othe...
	A possible Book 13 ? ! (Preview)	Greg	46	6734	May 2 6:08 PM, 2016 by Ross Poldark
	This thread transferred across from "Bella" in 12 Poldark Novels Forum as was going off topic. Hi Wally Love your follow-ups - really amusing ! Can't remember if there's a name for it but I've occasionally seen sites where people take it in turns to write a chapter about something, then th...
	First Editions and extra text (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	15	2537	Feb 19 3:59 PM, 2016 by MrsMartin
	For those members newer to the forum, you can read many of the pieces edited out of later editions by clicking on search on the above bar and enter 'First Editions'. Also, when we started the 'book club', in which we discussed each chapter in some depth, a number of 'extra' texts were used. This editin...
	The worst examples of the films from the books ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	8	2992	Feb 18 2:14 AM, 2016 by Smollett
	What do you think are the worst examples of the films from the books ? Which then would you recommend a beginner to start with first ?
	Looking for everyones input ( 1 2 ) (Preview)	Lori	53	6105	Feb 18 2:08 AM, 2016 by Smollett
	How very kind all of you are! Thankyou so much! First of all I must apoligize if I seem unfamilier with this forum. Thankyou "Ross" for redirecting my post. Unfortunately I'm not sure how you got me in the proper thread so I put your response in my favorites so I come to this one as default as no...
	Ross Demelza & Elizabeth ( 1 2 ) (Preview)	Ross Poldark	50	10626	Dec 17 3:40 AM, 2015 by LJones41
	Aug 25th 2015 Posted by Wheal Greggy The way the new series has developed the romance between Demelza and Ross (take, for instance, the "Pray I do not lose the love of my life" comment made to Elizabeth when she is by Demelza's bedside as she fights for her life against the putrid throat) I think it's goin...
	Whitehead Scoble (Preview)	missykly	8	1343	Oct 20 9:35 PM, 2015 by missykly
	Topic transferred to Poldark Experts.... ______________ So, I was reading Stranger from the Sea the other day Jinny's second husband is described as childless but if remember correctly in book 4, Jinny had given birth to 2 or 3 children with Scoble. Where am I wrong? have to start reading from book...
	New found respect for Ross. (Preview)	MrsMartin	16	1869	Oct 19 8:54 PM, 2015 by Wheal Greggy
	I have always thought that Ross was a very naive young man for putting all his hopes and dreams on a brief puppy love affair. The reason I have always thought this was the belief that, Ross goes off to war and leaves his childhood sweetheart behind, without any further contact or communication. Thanks t...
	PROLOGUE QUESTION: (Preview)	MrsMartin	3	1049	Oct 13 4:38 AM, 2015 by MrsMartin
	During the last meeting between Joshua and Charles, Joshua tells Charles that he had received a letter from Ross saying that he was safe, in New York and recovered from his wound. In February, Charles was knew that Ross was alive, by the time he came home in October, everyone thought he was dead. The que...
	The Poldark Audio Cassettes ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	568	Aug 26 11:50 AM, 2015 by Ross Poldark
	Does anyone know if the audio cassettes covered all of the Poldark books or only some.... ?
	When were the books renamed. (Preview)	Sheep of Demelza	3	1656	Apr 15 5:39 PM, 2015 by Ross Poldark
	I was wondering when and why the first four Poldark books were renamed? In reading the old series review on the new serial, I noticed the first four books were referred to by the character names. Back in the 1980s when I was at the peak of my Poldark interest, I happened on a book club edition of Demelza, wi...
	Aunt Agatha's grave (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	6	3097	Jan 23 3:53 PM, 2015 by Mrs Gimlett
	I've just finished reading a book about everyday life in Georgian England, no not Poldark! This is a reference book, the last chapter of which is about death. It got me thinking about the graves of our favourite family. Ross and George Warleggan had 'high words' in the Red Lion Inn about Aunt Agatha'...
	Quotations game (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	10	1743	Oct 21 8:04 PM, 2014 by Ross Poldark
	This is a light-hearted amusement to dip into whilst we are all waiting for news of That Series and in fact for the series itself to appear. Almost half-way through this year already - where does time go? Below is a sentence from one of the 12 books. It should start us off. What we need is the book, chapt...
	Finding the Poldark series on Ebooks (Preview)	Sandra	1	1087	Aug 21 3:33 PM, 2014 by Ross Poldark
	Good morning! i am writing from the US. Can anyone tell me how to get Ebooks of the Poldark series books? i am having trouble with my eyes using the printed page but found I can read well on my iPad. i was able to download Ross Poldark, Demelza, and Jeremy Poldark but no others seem to be available here in...
	Robert Southey - Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	988	Jul 31 3:38 PM, 2014 by Ross Poldark
	Robert Southey - Poet's Pilgrimage to Waterloo I. Where might a gayer spectacle be found Than Brussels offered on that festive night,. . Her squares and palaces irradiate round To welcome the imperial Moscovite, Who now, the wrongs of Europe twice redrest,. Came there a welcome and a glorious g...
	How many snowing scenes in the books ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	690	Jul 31 1:15 PM, 2014 by Ross Poldark
	How many times did WG write about snow falling in the books....?
	Your Mastermind Scores on Facebook ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	1	960	Apr 25 4:45 AM, 2014 by Smollett
	Your Mastermind Scores over on Facebook ? How many points can you score on the old Masternind TV programme on Poldark in 1979 now on Youtube in Facebook ? Click on "Pause" immediately after the question's finished so as to avoid hearing the contestant's reply, then allow 5 seconds to come up with an ans...
	What are your favourite locations in the Poldark books and old TV series ? And....? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	4	1432	Dec 31 7:05 PM, 2013 by Ross Poldark
	What are your favourite locations in the Poldark books and old TV series ? And hopefully will be in the new 12 book TV series ? Trenwith in the books overall for me as it was the Poldark ancestral home and where so much happened to begin with that affected so much later on. I've always pictured the real Trer...
	Dutch DVDs - Advice anyone? (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	4	3597	Dec 23 11:22 AM, 2013 by pint-of-mild
	Hello All I am considering purchasing the complete series of DVDs and have noted that on Amazon a Dutch version is available. On one of the reviews it says that series one is 100 minutes longer than other versions. There are no reviews of series 2. As a newcomer to all this technical stuff can someone...
	House of Stratus ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	11	3667	Nov 18 6:09 AM, 2013 by Ross Poldark
	If anyone has any further information in any of the Poldark books or anywhere on the Net about "The House of Stratus" or where their books can be bought it would be welcome, as all I can find so far on Google is this address in Kelly Bray, Cornwall with only a Fax. number. http://www.houseofstratus.com/...
	Ross Poldark - Book 1 (Preview)	Namparagirl	4	2533	Sep 28 4:06 AM, 2013 by Namparagirl
	Can anyone with the Australian DVD's help me out on this one? Seem to recall that when the first series was orignally shown onTV they showed the scene where Ross takes Demelza out in the boat to see the pilchard catch and finally discovers that he has fallen in love with her. Might be confusing it with s...
	Robin on TV NOW (Preview)	Dwight	2	1036	May 10 6:59 PM, 2013 by Namparagirl
	Heartbeat on ITV3, Robin playing character probably the villain, from now 18.42 until just before 19.00 Dwight
	Elizabeth's Little Bottle (Preview)	Dwight	4	6109	Jan 27 1:42 AM, 2013 by Mrs Gimlett
	Some years ago there was a thread where someone was asking where she/he had read about Dwight? finding/removing/keeping that dreadful bottle which brought about Elizabeth's tragic early death, when she was endeavouring to ensure a second "eight month" baby. I have tried to access the...
	John Leveson-Gower (Preview)	Dwight	1	1511	Dec 4 3:16 AM, 2012 by Ross Poldark
	One of the fascinating things about reading and re-reading our favourite Cornish saga is the way that every re-read reveals unknown or unremembered details that we missed on the first or seventh go round. I am just now coming to the end of "The Four Swans" and as I have taken to doing recentl...
	George really is a ******* (Preview)	Dwight	3	1347	Dec 1 7:06 AM, 2012 by Chloe (was Bella)
	I'm just now starting in on "The Four Swans" on my latest read through from end to end. It's quite amazing how many little unknown, or unremembered, snippets leap off the pages each time they are re-read. Specifically in "Warleggan" and "The Black Moon" it is really...
	Were the Poldarks sentimentalists ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	25	3399	Nov 16 4:56 AM, 2012 by Demelza
	An interesting gem I'd not picked up before about Grace and all the Poldarks on my third much slower re-read of all the books in Demelza, Book 2, Chapter 6 when Verity visited Ross just after he'd returned from telling Jinny the sad news of Jim's death. ".... Verity pulled at her gloves and thought what a...
	South Crofty Tin Mine to re-open ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	7	2922	Nov 8 1:54 AM, 2012 by Mrs Gimlett
	http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-20054062
	There was a real Ross Poldark!! (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	6	1612	Oct 20 12:22 AM, 2012 by Verity
	Mooching round the bookshop (again) the other day, I idly picked up a newly published volume and flicked through it. My eyes were immediately drawn to a chapter entitled Ross Poldark! It describes him as a large, strong, good-looking aristocratic being. This all fits thought I. Intrigued now?...
	New Poldark video on Youtube (Preview)	Namparagirl	1	1492	Oct 15 10:40 PM, 2012 by Verity

	An all time British actor greats' Poldark cast (Preview)	Ross Poldark	33	13180	Oct 6 6:23 AM, 2012 by Demelza
	Out of interest and to get another slant on member's thoughts and views, if you could choose an alternative dream Poldark cast, up to book 7 as before, from a list of all time British actor greats who would they be ? http://www.britishcinemagreats.com/title_actors_page/main.htm Two short post w...
	Ross' attitudes towards the working class (topic transferred) (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	1147	Sep 10 3:47 PM, 2012 by Ross Poldark
	Topic transferred from Introductions Forum....By SabrinaIn my opinion, all events in Ross's life shaped his attitude toward the working class in a positive way.JamesW wrote: Welcome to this group! Im new here myself. and the more i read Winston Graham, the more i like the series! just ordered a boo...
	Seduction scene in Ross Poldark (Preview)	Offferashillin	6	6266	Aug 25 11:36 AM, 2012 by Smollett
	Hi all, As I'm new to the forum, I wasn't sure of the correct place to post this but I thought I'd give it a go here, it might have already been discussed but....I'm just wanting to know the opinion on this of you lovely lot as I think there could be may different views. I'm re-reading Ross Poldark and I've ju...
	George and Agatha (Preview)	Demelza	4	1254	Aug 19 6:46 AM, 2012 by Demelza
	I'm currently reading Warleggan again, and once again loved the scene where George insults Aunt Agatha knowing full well that she can't hear him - do you remember it? Classic wonderful WG writing - what a sense of humour he had. I know George is so nasty but I can't help laughing every time I read it! Exce...
	Serial storytelling; or, the Art of the Season-long mini-series, from Poldark to Downton Abbey (Preview)	Demelza	2	1201	Apr 20 3:26 AM, 2012 by Chloe (was Bella)
	http://ellenandjim.wordpress.com/2012/04/18/serial-storytelling/-- Edited by bronny on Thursday 19th of April 2012 05:35:30 AM
	Houses used in the Poldark series (Preview)	Sabrina	6	5345	Apr 13 5:26 AM, 2012 by Sabrina
	Houses used in the Poldark series
	Ross Poldark and Richard Sharpe (Preview)	Stevenmb	1	1539	Apr 10 9:55 PM, 2012 by katrina vantassel
	Anyone ever notice that Richard Sharpe and Ross Poldark were at the same battle in Spain and the Battle of Waterloo? How could Great Britain lose.
	Poldark .... a cure for the Downton Abbey Blues (Preview)	Namparagirl	1	1029	Mar 2 4:58 AM, 2012 by Sabrina
	I saw this on Facebook and thought you might be interested to read what they have to say: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2012/02/dvd-review-poldark-a-cure-for-your-downton-abbey-blues.html Robin's newly expanded memoir, Making Poldark, is due out in March.DVD revie...
	Classic Film and TV Cafe - Poldark (Preview)	Namparagirl	0	1036	Feb 14 1:35 AM, 2012 by Namparagirl
	http://classic-film-tv.blogspot.com/2012/02/poldark-romance-adventure-and-first...
	Pride and Prejudice sequel (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	3	1704	Jan 26 11:40 PM, 2012 by Wally Greer
	Hello everyone, I am now back in circulation after various travels and hiccups along the way. A Happy New Year to you all. Have any of you read the new PD James sequel to P&P (Death Comes to Pemberley)? I will not discuss the plot, but was surprised at the poor quality of the narrative. Over the...
	Review of the new Acorn boxed set - out in late January (Preview)	Demelza	0	954	Jan 4 11:05 PM, 2012 by Demelza
	I'm relieved to see that by the sound of it, the Acorn set contains the episodes only....no extras. (only because I bought another boxed set last year!) Be interesting to see if they contain the uncut episodes - I doubt it though. http://www.bestbritishtv.com/?p=2253&mid=56 Bron
	Meeting Robin (Preview)	Mrs Gimlett	1	1221	Oct 21 7:46 PM, 2011 by Ross Poldark
	Hello everyone Having returned from a month in Australia, and now caught up with postings here, I can give you a report on the booksigning in Truro. I was surprised not to see more people there, but it had not been well publicised (as far as I am aware), with just a radio interview the previous day. How...
	The Original Poldark Theme Sheet Music (Preview)	Chloe (was Bella)	1	3195	Oct 3 7:56 PM, 2011 by redrachel76
	Thought this might be of interest.... Kenyon Emrys - Roberts "Poldark" Original UK BBC TV theme sheet music 1975 Bella
	Female names in Poldark - a little favour to ask (Preview)	Caroline Penvenen Enys	36	4625	Sep 26 10:39 AM, 2011 by Char Nanfan
	I am trying to name my second daughter, due at Christmas. We cannot agree on any names at all and it's beginning to drive me a little bit crazy. I like to have these things sorted in good time. So, this is where you come in! I love Verity, my husband doesn't although he has agreed it as a middle name. I need a...
	List of best selling fiction authors - Wikipedia (Preview)	Ross Poldark	0	1929	Aug 28 6:54 PM, 2011 by Ross Poldark
	Has anyone any idea how many Poldark books might have been sold as Winston Graham's name has surely got to be in this Wikipedia list somewhere ? The same as Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy and Daphne du Maurier our three other famous South West authors as well. ________________________ Extract from Wikipe...
	Any other books read over and over again ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	10	1827	Aug 26 3:44 PM, 2011 by Brigantia
	Are there any other books besides Poldark that you've read over and over again as well ?
	Member's poems about Poldark. (Preview)	Ross Poldark	3	1109	Aug 16 5:38 PM, 2011 by Ross Poldark
	Members are welcome to contribute their own poems about Poldark in this sub-forum.
	Robin Ellis, The Duchess of Duke Street etc..... (Preview)	DMn	6	8049	Aug 12 10:22 AM, 2011 by poldarkgirl
	Hi Lily Quote "Do you remember "The Dutchess of Duke Street?" I have the video series, but any who, there were several people from the Poldark series who started out there. Kevin Mc Nally started out there, and yes, there was also a very young Angarad Reese who played the wife of a lord, who happened...
	Poldark Blog (Preview)	Dwight	3	2001	Jul 8 12:29 AM, 2011 by Demelza
	http://ellenandjim.wordpress.com/2011/05/07/grahams-demelza/
	Questions and questions and questions! (Preview)	Lori	15	2802	Jun 30 9:11 AM, 2011 by poldarkgirl
	I am sooo excited I dont know where to begin! I guess with a grateful THANKYOU to whoever it was that created this website! I am from the U.S. and a couple of weeks ago I came across this series on Ne****x! Since they only offer season one I have watched season two on the internet and have since purchased bo...
	What storylines should have been included in the tv series (Preview)	Char Nanfan	3	1680	Jun 23 6:17 PM, 2011 by Grace
	Poldark is a long saga and i realise they couldnt have included all the storylines in the tv series but i do wish they had dramatised the Reuben Clemmow and Jinny Carter tale. It would have made great drama, especially the finale where Reuben comes looking for his frying pan.
	Funniest moments (Preview)	QueenMab	7	2870	Jun 14 8:31 AM, 2011 by Char Nanfan
	Everyone's favourite bits, that made them laugh or smile There's a good deal of humour so Ive picked my favourite bits: Prudie thinking Judd had died and having him appear at his own funeral! There's a really funny moment in the series, not in the book: Ross and George get into a fight. Ross hated George...
	The best examples of the films from the books ? (Preview)	Ross Poldark	9	2799	Jun 12 2:20 AM, 2011 by Demelza
	What do you think are the best examples of the films from the books ?Which then would you recommend a beginner to start with first ?
	Confusion At First Sight (Preview)	NormanR	2	2734	May 7 12:28 AM, 2011 by Demelza
	Regarding the casting of Dwight Ennys, we all know that different actors played the role in the two TV series. And of course there was a reason for the change. But did anyone make note of the impact it has on the viewer at first encounter with the second Dr. Ennys? Word comes back to Cornwall that Dwigh...
	Missing chapter from later editions of "Demelza" (Preview)	Tabitha Bethia	11	3405	Apr 6 12:39 AM, 2011 by katrina vantassel
	This is from the first Ward Lock edition in 1946. It follows the chapter on the second christening. CHAPTER SIXAT Grambler the players gave The Miner's Revenge, a play specially written by a Cornishman, Richard Carthew. There had been a good deal of summer fever of late; but as Otway himself and Tupp...
	What is his first name. (Preview)	stevenbrainerd	3	1831	Mar 18 4:54 PM, 2011 by Chloe (was Bella)
	Captain Malcom McNeil (Jeremy Poldark) or Colonel Hector McNeil (The Stranger from the Sea)? HAND, Steve
	Dwight! Where are you when I need you? (Preview)	Namparagirl	6	1847	Mar 10 5:41 PM, 2011 by Verity
	Hi folks, I've just emerged from another of life's unpleasant little experiences and one, may I add, where I found myself thinking of Caroline and understanding just how she must have felt over the incident with the fishbone. I had the misfortune to be using a fairly new toothbrush when the bristles...
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