The result was keep. After the first relisting, the !votes were one merge and one delete. After the second relisting, there was a comment discussing the notability of the topic per reviews that have been written about the topic, one keep !vote and one delete !vote. After the third relisting, there was one weak keep and three keep !votes. Firstly, I'm aware that AfD closures are not based upon !vote counts, but in this case the consensus was to keep, because the keep arguments were stronger than the delete arguments. The first delete !vote is based upon the notion that reviews are not a measure of notability, particularly when there are only three, which appears to have been countered in the comment that followed it, which stated in part that reviews are functional toward topic notability when from reliable sources. The second delete !voter states that sources should be from "major sources" to qualify, such as "a major metropolitan daily", and that the reviews available are insufficient. However, WP:GNG and Wikipedia:Notability (books) do not have this requirement. The last four !votes delineate that the topic has enough sources and enough reviews to meet WP:GNG. User:DGG initially !voted to merge, and then later !voted to keep: the keep !vote is being taken into consideration in this instance, because it was the latter of the two !votes. Lastly, WP:BOOK as cited in the nomination as a qualifier for deletion actually links to Wikipedia:WikiProject Books, and there is no project guideline on that page regarding book notability. ( Non-administrator closure.) Northamerica1000 (talk) 10:41, 16 June 2012 (UTC) reply
Only one review does not meet WP:BOOK requirements for notability. The small number of libraries listing it is no indication of notability. The notability for book requirements simply state that any title with no or next to no library copies is automatically not notable barring some amazing coincidence. Based upon total lack of reliable sources it's clear it is not notable enough to have an article here. DreamGuy ( talk) 00:48, 9 May 2012 (UTC) reply
The result was keep. After the first relisting, the !votes were one merge and one delete. After the second relisting, there was a comment discussing the notability of the topic per reviews that have been written about the topic, one keep !vote and one delete !vote. After the third relisting, there was one weak keep and three keep !votes. Firstly, I'm aware that AfD closures are not based upon !vote counts, but in this case the consensus was to keep, because the keep arguments were stronger than the delete arguments. The first delete !vote is based upon the notion that reviews are not a measure of notability, particularly when there are only three, which appears to have been countered in the comment that followed it, which stated in part that reviews are functional toward topic notability when from reliable sources. The second delete !voter states that sources should be from "major sources" to qualify, such as "a major metropolitan daily", and that the reviews available are insufficient. However, WP:GNG and Wikipedia:Notability (books) do not have this requirement. The last four !votes delineate that the topic has enough sources and enough reviews to meet WP:GNG. User:DGG initially !voted to merge, and then later !voted to keep: the keep !vote is being taken into consideration in this instance, because it was the latter of the two !votes. Lastly, WP:BOOK as cited in the nomination as a qualifier for deletion actually links to Wikipedia:WikiProject Books, and there is no project guideline on that page regarding book notability. ( Non-administrator closure.) Northamerica1000 (talk) 10:41, 16 June 2012 (UTC) reply
Only one review does not meet WP:BOOK requirements for notability. The small number of libraries listing it is no indication of notability. The notability for book requirements simply state that any title with no or next to no library copies is automatically not notable barring some amazing coincidence. Based upon total lack of reliable sources it's clear it is not notable enough to have an article here. DreamGuy ( talk) 00:48, 9 May 2012 (UTC) reply