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“The Lake,” a television series set in cottage country, just completed its second season on Amazon Prime. Creator and writer, Julian Doucet, gives us a sneak peek into the series, shot on location in and around North Bay, Ont., and shares his own experience as a cottager. Then, we turn to a term all cottagers know well: kitsch. We’ll hear an essay by Charles Wilkins that will make you cherish all of your tchotchkes. 


Special thanks to:

Julian Doucet, creator and writer of “The Lake”


Articles referenced:

“Exploring the Golden Age of Kitsch” by Charles Wilkins (Cottage Life magazine, March 1991)


Sources:

The Lake, on Amazon Prime


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