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Lit on Lit is a book podcast for readers with opinions, emotions, and zero chill. We don’t just read books, we spiral about them. Loudly. Thoughtfully. Sometimes unwell. Expect hot takes, chaotic analysis, flirty banter, and the kind of conversations you’d normally save for your group chat voice notes. We unpack the moments that made us gasp, scream, pause the audiobook to stare into the void, and immediately text someone “ARE YOU AT THIS PART YET.” This is smart book talk with a messy streak. Equal parts insight and unhinged energy. If you love overthinking characters, arguing with fictional people, and laughing through your emotional damage, Lit on Lit is your safe space. Come for the books. Stay because your unhinged thoughts about books deserve a microphone.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLit on Lit is a arts podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #33
Welcome to our book club pick, Between the Pages with The Ascended by Bree Grenwich and Parker Lennox. Just a reminder, there are spoilers in this episode so if you have every intention of tackling this 750 page tome, do not listen until you have finished. Then join us as we talk about whether Booktok did us dirty on all the hype or whether we thought that the hype was deserved.
Episode #32
Welcome back everyone! Today Amanda and Amber battle it out for which book featuring the Boy Band theme was better. Turns out neither one that they picked for themselves sang a perfect harmony but we found one to save the day. Join us as Amanda talks about her feelings on Superfan by Jenny Zhang, Amber talks about her feelings on American Fantasy by Emma Straub and why they both can't quit thinking about The Idea of You by Robin Lee. So hang your posters of N*Sync and The Backstreet Boys back on your walls and pull out those dusty copies of TigerBeat for a nostalgic trip down memory lane.
Episode #31
What could be more relaxing than snapping open a spine on your summer beach vacation and diving into the pages of your new paperback read? Maybe you're reading about a woman who moves to a small coastal town to start anew where she opens a book shop, flower shop, coffee shop, well some sort of shop and falls in love with the grumpy town lifer that no other woman has been able to reach. OR maybe you're reading about a woman who moves to a small coastal town because she ran away from the secrets of her past only to return home to have those secrets resurface as bodies begin to pile up around her and she must solve the mystery of the killer before she is next on the list. One of us wants salty air, yearning, and emotionally unavailable men in linen shirts. The other wants abandoned cabins, suspicious locals, and a family vacation where at least three people don't make it home. Are you summer lovin' your beach reads or summer runnin'? Beyond the Stroke - Erin Hawkins Every Summer After - Carly Fortune Just for the Summer - Abby Jimenez The Five-Star Weekend - Elin Hilderbrand The Paradise Problem - Christina Lauren The Summer I Turned Pretty - Jenny Han The Counselors by Jessica Goodman Bag of Bones by Stephen King What Comes Before Dawn by Addison Michael The Sun Down Motel by Simone St. James Survive the Night by Riley Sager My Heart Is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham Jones
Episode #29
Hi Everyone! Amanda and Amber are back again for a Between the Pages Book Club. This episode we read Stripped Down Bunnie XO's memoir. Come join us while we talk Bunnie's candid, empowering, and chaotic story. You all know Amanda doesn't like memoirs but she loved this one and wants to talk about it with you!
Episode #28
Today’s episode is all about the books BookTok made us read. You know the ones. The books that suddenly appear everywhere until eventually you cave and think, ‘Fine. I guess I’ll see what all the fuss is about.’ Amanda and Amber pick one book each from their BookTok list to dive into and see if it is under-hyped, over-hyped, or appropriately hyped. And of course we'll throw in a couple other books to grow that TBR stack because if there is one thing we need, it's more book recs. BOOK MENTIONS My Husband's Wife - Alice Feeney The House of Beating Wings - Olivia Wildenstein Hail Mary - Andy Weir Hunting Adeline - H.D. Carlton Throne of Glass - Sarah J Maas People We Meet on Vacation - Emily Henry The Cruel Prince - Holly Black The Will of the Many - James Islington Fourth Wing - Rebecca Yarros YesterYear - Caro Claire Burke Fever Dream - Elsie Silver Birthday Girl - Penelope Douglas The Ascended - Bree Grenwich The Ballad of Falling Dragons - Sarah A Parker The Off Campus Series - Elle Kennedy Every Summer After - Carly Fortune
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