Deletion of Meir Blinken

Comment: I attempted a  because I believe that the subject plainly passes . In just a few minutes of searching I found half a dozen dedicated reviews of his books. It is extremely rare for a (mostly) fiction author from more than a century ago who wrote in a language other than English to have easily available online reviews of their work, and this is clear evidence of notability. Many literary critics were still actively reviewing, critiquing, and even compiling and re-publishing his books just within the last few decades, even including a university press publication of his collected works. In light of this he also has a clear argument under  3: critics specifically and repeatedly focus on his co-creation with other members of his generation of a new type of Yiddish-American literature. Needless to say, this notability is not contingent on his relatives, so the fact that he got a recent bump in news coverage from his relative being named to a government post doesn't mean that  takes away his notability as a writer
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:The Heymann Standard (WP:HEY||WP:GNG||WP:AUTHOR||WP:NOTINHERITED)