Deletion of Gage, Randy Paul

Comment: I'm trying to find evidence that "Risky is the New Safe" was ever a New York Times or Wall Street Journal bestseller as Zhankus claims. The place only I this it mentioned is on that book's page on Amazon.com (www.amazon.com/Risky-New-Safe-Rules-Changed/dp/111848147X/). Is there an archive somewhere of New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers? Even if one of his books was on these lists, I'm not sure that would be enough to establish |notability. See section 5(c) under the notability guidelines for "Creative Professionals": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability_(people)#Creative_professionals. It states: ''The person's work (or works)...has won significant critical attention.'' If indeed "Risky is the New Safe" was on two bestseller lists, would that be considered ''significant critical attention
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)

Comment: Ok, so I checked out every link in the Gage, Randy Paul#Media Coverage|Media Coverage section.  They are 4 YouTube videos of interviews with Gage, 7 articles and 9 interviews archived on Gage's site, 2 articles by Gage, 1 Chicago Tribune article containing financial advice from Gage, 1 article that quotes the Tribune article, and 1 dead link.  Unfortunately, the links to parts of Gage's website are not reliable, because Gage would likely pick positive articles for archiving.  YouTube is not reliable either.  This leaves 1 source, the Tribune article, which is not enough to establish |notability
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N)