Chloe is back with polyamory and southern vibes. She successfully navigates JC away from Catholicism and instead towards the immaculate vibes of eastern Tennessee. Come vibe in the world where female erotica and Fast and Furious collide.

Also, the audio isn't off, we just recorded everything while driving through tunnels. Don't make it weird.

JC brings us a punishing erotica novel that dares to ask, what if you did more than kiss your cousins. The readings are so sexy they border on disturbing, but that won't slow JC or his questionable character voices down. 

Chloe is here to share her insane Hunchback of Notre Dame retelling while simultaneously trying to break the records for the most f bombs in a podcast. JC clocks in once again as our in house Catholic expert to justify his dumb confirmation name. 

The sound is still a little wacky, that's just what we sound like now!

We're back with episode 2 as JC lives his best life with teen girl drama and toxic behavior. Please help cancel JC for his problematic tearing down of fictional teen girl children; he can't get away with this. 

Also cancel him for not getting the audio right on this one either, he's very sorry and he'll have it fixed soon we promise.

In the meantime please follow us on instagram @c.literaturepod

Hello hello, we are just two readers tired of relating the plots of books at one another. We desire an outlet for these books that put a little worm in our brains. And today you'll get just that as Chloe discusses what if a woman had several threesomes with VeggieTales Bob the Tomato and Larry the Cucumber (but not those names for legal purposes). We also talk about our backgrounds in reading, how private Catholic confessionals would really be, and what does it mean to have a penis shaped like a tomato

The audio is a little out of whack on this one, JC is trying to remember how to use the audio recording software and Chloe can't not clip the mic every time she experiences any singular emotion; but please bear with us we just wanna entertain you won't you let us entertain you