Deletion of Kevin Weeks (author)

Comment: There are thousands of book festivals around the country and even more around the world, and the New York Book Festival is completely non-notable, scoring only two  hits, http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&q=%22new%20york%20book%20festival%22&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wn, neither of which is actually ''about'' the festival.  The other awards listed are even less notable--an "honorable mention" certificate?  Come on.  This is a vanity-press writer who paid notorious vanity press Xlibris for publication, then used that as an excuse to come here and write a vanity article about himself, violating  and .  The books themselves are completely non-notable according to  and .  Even the photo has been tagged as possible .  When the original article was quite rightly speedied, the autobiographical vandal ''came back and posted it again.''  When he reposted this self-advert, he slightly changed the article name, in the worst of faith, so that the original speedy wouldn't show up.  (This is the original speedy http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ALog&type=&user=&page=Kevin+M.+Weeks+&year=&month=-1).  Thus, this guy is an extremely aggressive wikispammer.  Now the article is up for deletion again, through a more formal process, and it should be deleted and forever '''salted'''.  Furthermore, the vandal who reposted the article should be indefinitely '''blocked''' for the inappropriate user name on the ingle-purpose account that bears his initials.  He also violated PAM by seeding half-a-dozen other articles with wikilinks to the spam-bio and to his website.  (All of those have since been removed through a lot of painstaking volunteer work.)  In sum, this is a textbook example of a user ''and'' an article we don't need on Wikipedia
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:AUTO||WP:COI||WP:RS||WP:BK||WP:COPYVIO||WP:S||WP:SPAM)