Literary influencers are individuals or entities that significantly shape the way literature is created, interpreted, and consumed. They can include authors, critics, publishers, and even social media personalities who promote books and reading. Their impact can be seen in trends, genres, and the popularity of specific works, often guiding public taste and encouraging new voices in literature. In the digital age, platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube have given rise to a new breed of literary influencers, often referred to as "bookstagrammers" or "booktubers." These influencers share reviews, recommendations, and discussions about literature, making books more accessible and engaging to a wider audience. Their reach can help lesser-known authors gain recognition and foster a vibrant reading community.