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Pickle Party

Pickle Party

Di: Jules and Leslie
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 The romantasy podcast for readers who love chaos as much as happily-ever-afters. Best friends Leslie and Jules dive into the world of fantasy romance with humor, heart, and zero shame. We’re talking tropes, dissecting BookTok memes, debating characters, and celebrating the books taking over the internet. Deep dives into ACOTAR, Fourth Wing, Crescent City & more. Hot takes on mating bonds, morally grey men, and why we’re all feral for wingspan discourse. We’re not book reviewers—we’re deep in the trenches with you. Welcome to the Brine. 🥒Jules and Leslie
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  • Wingspan: An Oral Discourse

    Wingspan: An Oral Discourse
    Jan 27 2026

    🥒 The episode the internet has been waiting for: WINGSPAN. 🥒


    One sentence. ONE SENTENCE in A Court of Mist and Fury changed BookTok forever, and we're diving deep into why the internet lost its collective mind over Illyrian anatomy.


    In this episode:

    ✨ What IS the wingspan discourse? (For the uninitiated)

    ✨ The line that broke the internet—and why it went viral

    ✨ Why we're ALL still talking about it years later

    ✨ Hot Pickle, Cold Take: Wingspan genius or cringe?

    ✨ Azriel vs Cassian vs Rhysand—who wins the competition?


    Whether you've been deep in the wingspan trenches since 2016 or you're just discovering what all the fuss is about, this episode is for YOU.


    We're talking memes, TikToks, fan theories, and why Sarah J. Maas accidentally created the most iconic BookTok moment of all time.


    This is chaotic. This is unhinged. This is Pickle Party. 💚


    Tell us: Team Wingspan Genius or Team Wingspan Cringe? DM us @PicklePartyPod!


    Welcome to the Brine, Brine Babes. Let's get into it.


    #PickleParty #Wingspan #ACOTAR #SarahJMaas #BookTok #Romantasy
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