Litdulterous Whore - A Book Comedy Podcast

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A weekly book comedy podcast where Stacey puts ridiculous tropes, questionable fictional men, and reader habits on trial. Come for the book opinions. Stay for the literary bad behavior. Funny and entertaining never looked so nerdy... Stacey is a book influencer under the name @bookaloriandesigns and a book merch seller - www.bookaloriandesigns.com and bookaloriandesigns.etsy.com

  1. 6d ago

    Tamlin from ACOTAR: Does He Deserve a Healing Arc? | Litdulterous

    Is Tamlin from A Court of Thorns and Roses really the villain we've decided he is, or is there more to the Spring Court High Lord than we give him credit for? After interviewing Henry Kramer, the GraphicAudio voice actor behind Tamlin, I found myself reconsidering the character. Not excusing his actions. Not campaigning for Feyre to return. Just asking whether understanding Tamlin's history, fears, and motivations might give us a more complete picture of who he is. In this episode of Litdulterous, we're discussing Tamlin's stubbornness, the difference between protection and control, trauma, the manor scene, and why good intentions don't erase the harm someone causes. We're also getting into the Tamlin versus Rhysand debate, the way perspective shapes our opinions, the communication disasters of ACOTAR, and whether Tamlin deserves a healing arc that doesn't revolve around winning Feyre back. And yes, Henry's suggestion about Tamlin and Lucien has given me additional questions. Can you believe Feyre was right to leave while still wanting Tamlin to grow? Does he deserve a chance to become a better person? And are we sometimes more forgiving of fictional men we find attractive? Join the conversation and tell me your verdict. This is Litdulterous: books, bad decisions, and questionable acting. The podcast ends. The poor decisions continue.

  2. Oct 22

    Morally Grey Men, Fake Enemies & Slow Burns That Never Burn

    Morally grey or just hot? Slow burn or absolutely nothing happening? Enemies to lovers or two people who need to learn how to communicate? This week on Litdulterous, we’re putting book tropes on trial. We’re talking romance tropes that overpromise, fictional men whose cheekbones are doing all the heavy lifting, romantic comedies that forgot to be funny, predictable thriller twists, and five-star reviews that tell us nothing except that someone finished a book. From The Wall of Winnipeg and Me and The Hating Game to Six of Crows, Funny Story and Gone Girl, we’re asking one simple question: did the book deliver what it promised? Love your fictional disasters. Defend your favourite morally grey man. Just try describing his personality without mentioning his face. Join the conversation: Which book trope needs a stricter definition, and which book made you feel that way? Find more bookish chaos:Substack: https://litdulterous.substack.comPatreon: https://patreon.com/TheLitdulterousWhoreYouTube: @litdulterous Follow, rate, and share the episode with your fellow readers. No spoilers. We have enough problems. 00:00 — The Cheekbones Are Not Evidence 01:00 — Is the Slow Burn in the Room With Us? 05:00 — Enemies to Lovers or Just Annoyed? 08:00 — Morally Grey or Just Emotionally Unavailable? 11:00 — Dark Romance, Covers and Communication Issues 14:00 — The Book That Forgot to Be Funny 17:00 — Plot Twists I Saw Getting Off the Bus 20:00 — The Five-Star Review That Says Nothing 22:00 — The Verdict: Give Me the Book You Advertised 23:00 — Your Trope Is on Trial

  3. Oct 15

    Unhinged Reader Habits: Why We Buy Books We Never Read

    Are you buying books to read them… or just to experience the happiness of having more books on the way? Welcome to the unhinged side of being a reader. In this episode, we’re confessing the bookish habits we pretend are completely normal: buying books we know we won’t read anytime soon, collecting entire series before starting the first book, defending fictional men who desperately need professional help, and taking it personally when someone gives our favourite book three stars. We’re getting into Book of the Month, Aardvark book boxes, unread TBR piles, trophy copies, reading goals that turn into unpaid jobs, and the very specific emotional damage of recommending a book to a friend who finishes it and says… it was okay. Because apparently reading isn’t just a relaxing hobby anymore. It has an administrative department, a fictional legal team, and a surveillance unit monitoring our friends’ reading progress. And yes, I have receipts. My unread books are officially part of the investigation. In this episode: Why monthly book boxes make us happy, even when we haven’t read the books already on our shelves The unread books and entire series we keep buying anyway Why our TBR piles can turn into guilt instead of excitement Defending fictional men whose behaviour would be a real-life red flag Getting personally offended when someone dislikes our favourite book Recommending books with absolutely no pressure (except all the pressure) Monitoring our friends’ reading progress and waiting for the emotional breakdown Why a book recommendation is an invitation, not a legally binding contract YOUR TURN: What is your most unhinged reading habit that you absolutely refuse to give up? Do you buy books faster than you read them, collect trophy copies, defend fictional red flags, or expect your friends to love every book you recommend? Drop your confession in the comments. We promise not to put you on trial. Probably. LIKE this episode if your TBR pile has become a separate department.SUBSCRIBE for more bookish chaos, honest reader confessions, and conversations about the ridiculous things we do for books.SHARE this with the friend who needs to explain why they own 47 unread books and are still browsing for more. #BookishPodcast #BookTube #TBRPile #ReaderProblems #BookLovers

  4. Oct 8

    The Audacity of the Third-Act Breakup - Why Third-Act Breakups Ruin Romance Books

    I have reached 78% of the book. The couple is finally happy. They have communicated. They have grown. The dog approves. We are THIS CLOSE to the happily ever after. So naturally... THEY BREAK UP. Welcome to Litdulterous, where we love romance books, questionable fictional decisions, and occasionally need to drag two fictional adults into court for crimes against communication. Today we're putting the third-act breakup on trial. We're talking:• The 78% breakup emergency• Miscommunication that could be solved with ONE SENTENCE• I’m leaving you for your own good• The ex who mysteriously appears when everything is going well• Characters suddenly forgetting everything they learned for 300 pages• The grovel economy• Grand gestures that do not equal accountability• When a third-act breakup actually works• And why sometimes I just want fictional adults to answer their damn phones The verdict? Not every third-act breakup is guilty. But the cheap ones? GUILTY. Tell me in the comments: What third-act breakup made you want to walk directly into the book and chair an emergency meeting? And tell me the opposite: Which book actually EARNED its breakup and gave you a reunion you believed? Please use spoiler warnings when necessary. We are literary degenerates, but we still have procedures. VOTE FOR STACEY AS NEXT TOP HOST If you enjoy what I do here, I would LOVE your vote for Next Top Host. tophost.org/2026/stacey-irving  You can vote for me FREE every 24 hours. The voting link is in the episode description. Your vote helps support Litdulterous and gives this chaotic book-loving woman a chance to make even more questionable literary decisions on camera. FOLLOW / SUBSCRIBE Follow Litdulterous wherever you listen..Like the episode.Share it with the friend who sees 78% on the progress bar and immediately knows somebody is about to ruin everything. Read something filthy.Read something ridiculous.Read something where the couple survives an entire conversation. And remember: If you have enough money to buy her a vineyard, you have enough battery to send a text. #Litdulterous #RomanceBooks #BookTok

  5. Oct 1

    5 Book Tropes I'm Absolutely Sick Of | Litdulterous

    When he calls her Little Bird after trying to behead her on Tuesday. SIR. THAT IS NOT FLIRTING. BOOK MOTHER SCHMUCKER IS TAKING BOOK TROPES TO COURT. And nobody is getting off easy. We love books. We love romance. We love our fictional men who are six-foot-seven, emotionally unavailable, and apparently allergic to therapy. BUT SOME TROPES HAVE GOT TO GO. In this unhinged BookTok rant, Book Mother Schmucker puts five overused book tropes on trial, and the verdicts are NOT looking good. ⚖️ ENEMIES TO LOVERS — Since when did attempted murder become foreplay? ⚖️ MISCOMMUNICATION — Two hundred pages of drama that could have been solved with ONE TEXT MESSAGE. ⚖️ THE ALPHA MALE — Six-foot-seven, filthy rich, emotionally constipated, owns a helicopter, but somehow can't afford a therapist. ⚖️ FATED MATES — Apparently your wolf knows he's your soulmate before you've even learned his last name. ⚖️ THE PLAIN JANE FMC — Every man in a fifty-mile radius is obsessed with her, but somehow she still thinks she's average. From shadow daddies and possessive billionaires to horny wolves and heroines who don't know they're hot, we're calling out the book tropes that have overstayed their welcome. And before anyone comes for Book Mother Schmucker, YES, WE STILL LOVE OUR BOOKS. We just want characters who occasionally behave like functioning adults. 📚 LET'S TALK BOOK TROPES! What book trope has officially overstayed its welcome? Which one makes you want to DNF a book before you've even finished the synopsis? Tell us in the comments! 💋 LIKE this video if you've ever yelled at a fictional character.📚 SUBSCRIBE for more unhinged bookish comedy, romance rants, BookTok chaos and literary nonsense.🔥 SHARE this with your book bestie who needs to hear this.⭐ FOLLOW LITDULTEROUS wherever you listen to podcasts. Read something filthy. Read something ridiculous. And remember... BOOK MOTHER SCHMUCKER IS ALWAYS WATCHING. #BookTok #BookTropes #RomanceBooks #BookMotherSchmucker #LitdulterousWhore

  6. Sep 24

    Unpopular Book Opinions: DNFing, Five Stars, BookTok Hype & More | Litdulterous Whore

    PREPARE TO BE OFFENDED. We have opinions. Five stars does NOT mean perfect.DNFing is NOT quitting.Audiobooks absolutely COUNT.Reading slowly still counts.Your TBR is a lie.BookTok hype can ruin a perfectly good reading experience.You can hate a beloved bestseller.You can love a book and still admit it is a complete f*****g mess.And no, you do NOT have to read an author's entire backlist. In this episode of Litdulterous Whore, we're taking the safety scissors off and talking about the unpopular book opinions that apparently send BookTok into a full-scale meltdown. We're talking reading goals, Goodreads pressure, special editions, book buying, book covers, romance, toxic fictional relationships, book adaptations, rereading, happy endings, overhyped books, and why reading does not need to become a f*****g productivity competition. Basically: we're judging books, defending our right to DNF them, and probably offending somebody along the way. Listen now and tell us: What's your most unpopular book opinion? And if you disagree with us, that's okay. We're probably going to DNF your comment. Find Litdulterous Whore wherever you listen to podcasts. Want even more unhinged book content? Join Litdulterous After Dark on Patreon for exclusive content, bonus episodes, behind-the-scenes chaos, and the things we don't put out everywhere else. Want to get involved with our book tours? Join our Influencer Team and help us promote books, discover new authors, and be part of upcoming Bookalorian Collective tours. Listen. Follow. Subscribe. Leave a review. And tell us your unpopular book opinion. #LitdulterousWhore#BookPodcast#BookTok#BookTube#Bookstagram#Bookish#BookCommunity#UnpopularBookOpinions#BookOpinions#BookRecommendations#ReadingCommunity#ReadersOfTikTok#BookLovers#BookTalk#BookDiscussion#DNF#DNFBooks#BookRatings#FiveStarReads#TBR#ReadingGoals#Audiobooks#Rereading#BookBuying#BookAdaptations#BookMerch#RomanceBooks#BookishContent#Podcast#PodcastRecommendations

  7. Sep 17

    Hunter Snow | Between You, Me, and the Fence Post: Toxic Love, Addiction & Red Flags

    What happens when loving someone slowly starts costing you pieces of yourself? In this episode of Litdulterous Whore, Stacey sits down with author Hunter Snow to talk about her powerful 5-star novel, Between You, Me, and the Fence Post. This isn't just a love story. It's a raw conversation about addiction, toxic relationships, manipulation, emotional survival, enabling, red flags, and the complicated question of what happens when loving someone doesn't mean you can save them. Between You, Me, and the Fence Post follows Claire Davis, an actress who has spent her life pretending, both on screen and off. When she meets Reed Hart, she finds herself caught in a relationship where love, addiction, hope, and self-preservation collide. And we have questions. We talk about Claire and Reed, the reality of addiction, the difference between supporting someone and enabling them, why people sometimes fall in love with potential instead of reality, and that dangerous little sentence so many people have heard: But he's not always like this. Then we make things considerably less serious. Hunter takes on our Red Flag or Just Being an Idiot round, a rapid-fire This or That, the Fence Post Would You Rather, and our Bookish Dirt Round. And yes... We ask which fictional man she'd absolutely let ruin her life. Because apparently that's journalism. ABOUT THE BOOK Between You, Me, and the Fence Post by Hunter Snow is an emotionally charged story about love, addiction, complicated relationships, and the painful process of learning that choosing yourself isn't selfish. If you've ever stayed too long, ignored the red flags, believed the promises, or looked at a fictional relationship and screamed GIRL, RUN... This episode is for you. GET HUNTER SNOW'S BOOK Pick up Between You, Me, and the Fence Post and support Hunter Snow by adding her books to your TBR and buying her work. FOLLOW HUNTER SNOW Follow Hunter Snow and keep up with her books, writing, announcements, and upcoming releases. SUPPORT LITDULTEROUS WHORE Like this episode.Follow or subscribe to Litdulterous Whore.Leave us a five-star review if we've earned it.Share this episode with your fellow readers.And tell us in the comments: What's the biggest fictional red flag you've ever ignored because you were convinced you could fix him? Spoiler: You probably couldn't. Find more Litdulterous Whore content, bonus material, and exclusive bookish chaos through our other platforms. And don't forget to check out our Patreon and Substack for even more bookish content. ABOUT LITDULTEROUS WHORE We read the books, judge the decisions, obsess over fictional people, and occasionally wonder whether the characters need a therapist or just a very aggressive friend with a car. This is Litdulterous Whore. Keep reading, keep making questionable fictional decisions, and remember... we hope you have the reading week you deserve. #HunterSnow #BetweenYouMeAndTheFencePost #BookPodcast #AuthorInterview #BookTok #BookTube #ToxicRelationships #Addiction #RomanceBooks #ContemporaryRomance #BookRecommendations #ReadersOfTikTok #Bookish #LitdulterousWhore

  8. Sep 10

    Thriller Protagonists Have ONE Brain Cell | A Hostile Audit of Thriller Tropes

    Why do thriller protagonists have absolutely no survival instincts? Today on Litdulterous Whore, we're conducting a HOSTILE AUDIT of thriller fiction. Not a review.Not literary criticism.Not an analysis. An AUDIT. Because apparently every thriller protagonist has exactly one functioning brain cell — and they are determined to loan it to the villain by chapter twelve. We're talking about the completely unhinged decisions thriller characters make: 🔪 Investigating mysterious noises in the basement🏚️ Walking into houses with the front door mysteriously wide open📱 Answering calls from unknown numbers🚗 Walking through the woods after their car dies🚨 Ignoring the police👀 Following suspicious people ALONE🔐 Opening the locked room they've been specifically told NOT to open💀 Going BACK to the murder house🧠 The eternal chaos of the unreliable narrator🏠 The suspiciously perfect house where someone is obviously buried underneath it🕵️ Neighbours who apparently witness an entire crime spree but tell absolutely nobody📞 And the most dangerous phrase in thriller fiction: "I'll be right back." Plus, we investigate the thriller villain's questionable work-life balance, the complete lack of communication between characters, and why apparently nobody in a thriller has ever heard of calling the f*****g police. And let's be honest... We LOVE it. Because if thriller protagonists behaved like reasonable adults, we'd have no suspense, no twists, no secret basements, no creepy neighbours, no suspicious husbands and absolutely no books. This is Litdulterous Whore's official survival guide to thriller fiction. And yes. The basement is never worth it. Unless you're the reader. Because we're f*****g nosy. 🔥 QUESTION OF THE DAY: Which thriller protagonist decision would get YOU killed? A) "I'll just check the basement."B) "My phone died, I'll walk."C) "He seems suspicious, I'll marry him."D) "I'll be right back."E) "The detective told me not to investigate, but..." Tell me your answer in the comments — and defend yourself. 📚 LISTEN / WATCH / FOLLOW: If you love thrillers, psychological thrillers, mystery books, dark fiction, unreliable narrators, ridiculous fictional decisions and unhinged bookish commentary, you're in the right place. 🎧 Follow Litdulterous Whore wherever you listen to podcasts.📺 Subscribe on YouTube so you don't miss the next episode.⭐ Leave a 5-star rating and review if you're enjoying the chaos.💬 Comment your most infuriating thriller trope.📲 Share this episode with the friend who would absolutely investigate the basement. And if you want even MORE bookish chaos, exclusive content and behind-the-scenes madness, come hang out with us on Patreon and Substack.   thriller books, thriller book podcast, thriller podcast, psychological thrillers, thriller tropes, thriller book tropes, mystery books, mystery thriller books, unreliable narrator, unreliable narrator trope, thriller protagonists, thriller characters, thriller book recommendations, thriller book discussion, thriller book commentary, thriller book review, book podcast, bookish podcast, booktok, booktube, thriller booktok, psychological thriller booktok, dark fiction, mystery podcast, bookish comedy, funny book podcast, funny thriller commentary, thriller readers, thriller lovers, mystery lovers, Litdulterous Whore, Bookalorian Collective   #LitdulterousWhore #ThrillerBooks #ThrillerBookTok #ThrillerTok #PsychologicalThriller #MysteryBooks #BookTok #BookTube #BookPodcast #BookishComedy #ThrillerLovers #BookLovers #UnreliableNarrator #ThrillerTropes #MysteryLovers #DarkFiction #BookishChaos #ReadingCommunity #BookRecommendations #Bookish

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A weekly book comedy podcast where Stacey puts ridiculous tropes, questionable fictional men, and reader habits on trial. Come for the book opinions. Stay for the literary bad behavior. Funny and entertaining never looked so nerdy... Stacey is a book influencer under the name @bookaloriandesigns and a book merch seller - www.bookaloriandesigns.com and bookaloriandesigns.etsy.com

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