Deletion of Suzy Kassem (2nd nomination)

Comment: Does not meet wp:AUTHOR. The book is held in all of 5 libraries in WorldCat. I don't find any reviews of it. Two of the references are about the publishing house, with only mentions of her. The film "Harmony Parker" is mis-directed to the wrong Wikipedia page. There is no page for the film, which was a short and doens't seem to have gotten distribution. So I'd say that she also doesn't meet 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CREATIVE)

Comment: According to Wikipedia guidelines, people are "presumed notable if they have received significant coverage in multiple published secondary sources that are reliable, intellectually independent of each other, and independent of the subject." The citations in this article are supportive of this requirement. Furthermore, for , this individual has "produced a collective body of work" as indicative of the work published for the title "Rise Up and Salute The Sun" - which is also noted in two of the citations associated with this article. It was mentioned earlier in this discussion that the individual's sources are 30strictly limited to 'a press release, a children's book, a couple of quotes (not about the subject, just quoting her) and her own website', but a careful study of the links provided at the top of the discussion,including a thorough search in many search engines prove this claim to be wrong and misleading. The citations indicate the author is reaching a global audience, and go well beyond just ‘a pair of blog posts'. It's been made clear that this individual's core talent is in writing (writing for visual storytelling, short stories, essays, poetry), and the previous reference to filmmaking (commercials, music videos, short film) seems to have served here as only a creative supplement. Her IMDB link shows Harmony Parker to be 40-minute film. The author's article never stated it was a feature. It's not controversial for anyone to have more than one talent, but customary for people to be known for the talent that 's most visible; i.e., see '''Viggo Peter Mortensen, Jr.'''. Also, I've not stumbled upon a single 'press release" as mentioned above (please supply the link), but instead I've encountered a couple of articles from the United Emirates, since the book came forth from that region. The main article covered the author's book where she's featured in the main photo, and another article from Publisher's Weekly features the book as the main draw, since the author is mentioned immediately in the first paragraph.The author has grown significantly since 2011 and her quotes are circulating around the world. In response to a comment above about 'self-promotion' on social media, I have found the author to have abandoned her Facebook fan account page back in 2013 due to censorship (read statement on the page), and another statement about abandoning the rest of her Facebook accounts last year appears on her www.styleisking.blogspot.com account. Also, she clearly states in the same post, and in a directory found on Wordpress, that she has never opened or operated a Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, or Google+ account. She has only been committed to her blogspot and WP accounts where she rarely posts, and as her archives prove. She is not promoting herself on social media, but people sharing quotes taken from her book are. —&nbsp;Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:AUTHOR)