/lit/ - Literature

So are there any Literature YouTubers worth following? "Booktube" for the most part is just young people copy and pasting each other, not adding anything interesting to the conversation. It's all about hauls, best books of ___ lists, and whatever else they can think of that isn't doing substantive analysis of what they read. And hey, all that other stuff is fine, but it's not what I want to watch. I'm looking for the book equivalent of a Digibro who, say what you will, at least does more thought provoking content than 98% of booktube.

lets get a booktube thread going.
post some good booktubers

Libraries seem antiquated, and I think I have a solution. Why even have libraries now when we have booktube and goodreads' lists?

Libraries are also overtly white: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2017/08/30/survey-reveals-overwhelmingly-white-face-leadership-research-libraries

Cisgender heterosexual white males are the vast bulk of the problem in libraries. By including booktube and goodreads' lists we have the radical idea of a rainbow library that subverts whiteness and maleness. Anyone can join, and you don't even need brick and mortar libraries anymore. A decentralized library made up of the best of the multimodal internet.

Are any of you familiar with the youtube subculture called 'Booktube'? I kinda enjoy it, but holy shit most of the people there are obsessed with shitty YA.