Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Spoiler Tag
Gunpowder Fiction and Plot's (Nelle and Scott's) original video:
youtu.be/_m26sPugQ34
Shawn the Book Maniac's version:
youtu.be/JK1kw9024-M
(and versions of the tag I hadn't see before filming)
Courtney Ferriter's :
youtu.be/M1VHbkr_tpk
Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar:
youtu.be/8D-hHSZZoC8
Mary M's Book Pod:
youtu.be/6kZIoSxB3Z0
Questions:
1) What do you consider a Spoiler?
2) Does the genre you're reading impact what you consider to be a spoiler?
3) All the best bits are in the trailer, sometimes a synopsis can be too detailed. Do you research books prior to reading them or do you go in blind?
4) Sometimes the introduction or translators notes can spoil the ending, especially for classics. Has this ever happened to you?
5) Name a time somebody spoiled a novel for you?
6) Have you ever spoiled a novel for somebody else?
7) If spoilers ruin novels, are their some authors or genres you can't reread?
8) When reviewing are you spoiler free? Does this limit your ability to discuss?
9) Shoutout! Tell us about 5 channels you enjoy and then tag them.
James Holder
youtube.com/user/jamesholder13
Michael K. Vaughan
youtube.com/channel/UCLqYEZfhPSeMuIqR_C_fZGw
Kelly @ Books I'm Not Reading
youtube.com/channel/UCVKWtZJ7Rl6WitFb2jcnlnQ
Jason @ Old Blue's Chapter and Verse
youtube.com/channel/UCX0isz0WljxXKVBWdES0XcQ
Juan Bookish Islander
youtube.com/channel/UCDGr3zGz600uXb46dGUWOVg
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The opening lines of Romeo and Juliet:
"Two households, both alike in dignity
(In fair Verona, where we lay our scene),
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.
From forth the fatal loins of these two foes
A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life;"
SHAKESPEARE IS A SPOILER!!
(Video #384)
The Spoiler Tag
Gunpowder Fiction and Plot's (Nelle and Scott's) original video:
youtu.be/_m26sPugQ34
Shawn the Book Maniac's version:
youtu.be/JK1kw9024-M
(and versions of the tag I hadn't see before filming)
Courtney Ferriter's :
youtu.be/M1VHbkr_tpk
Bethanne Bruninga-Socolar:
youtu.be/8D-hHSZZoC8
Mary M's Book Pod:
youtu.be/6kZIoSxB3Z0
Questions:
1) What do you consider a Spoiler?
2) Does the genre you're reading impact what you consider to be a spoiler?
3) All the best bits are in the trailer, sometimes a synopsis can be too detailed. Do you research books prior to reading them or do you go in blind?
4) Sometimes the introduction or translators notes can spoil the ending, especially for classics. Has this ever happened to you?
5) Name a time somebody spoiled a novel for you?
6) Have you ever spoiled a novel for somebody else?
7) If spoilers ruin novels, are their some authors or genres you can't reread?
8) When reviewing are you spoiler free? Does this limit your ability to discuss?
9) Shoutout! Tell us about 5 channels you enjoy and then tag them.
James Holder
youtube.com/user/jamesholder13
Michael K. Vaughan
youtube.com/channel/UCLqYEZfhPSeMuIqR_C_fZGw
Kelly @ Books I'm Not Reading
youtube.com/channel/UCVKWtZJ7Rl6WitFb2jcnlnQ
Jason @ Old Blue's Chapter and Verse
youtube.com/channel/UCX0isz0WljxXKVBWdES0XcQ
Juan Bookish Islander
youtube.com/channel/UCDGr3zGz600uXb46dGUWOVg
****
The opening lines of Romeo and Juliet:
"Two households, both alike in dignity
(In fair Verona, where we lay our scene),
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,
Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.
From forth the fatal loins of these two foes
A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life;"
SHAKESPEARE IS A SPOILER!!
(Video #384)
