/lit/ - Literature

Imagine my disappointment waking up the next day and this thread on Aristotle and Kant still has no replies. Wow /lit/ you sure do read everyone you say you read huh.

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I don't really watch booktubers. I checked a paperbackdreams video recently because this board memes her a lot, once I did I honestly hated her immediately, should have figured it's just simps shilling her without good reason. Today I came across a booktuber that I like already, his name is The_Bookchemist and so far I've only watched his review of Foucault's Pendulum and another video where he talks about why his channel is the way it is. He seems pretty good. Does anyone else know him? Links below for anyone who cares.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhFP9_B0ptk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8gYGuniIto
In the second video he says he's interested in actually generating discussions rather than getting easy attention for controversy, and that he doesn't review certain things if it's not his area of expertise, which I feel at least in principle keeps it real and ensures quality. And apparently he has a PhD in literature. I liked his Foucault's Pendulum review for what it's worth.