Deletion of Diana Pharaoh Francis

Comment: for the moment but learning delete. I looked in Gbooks, in Highbeam, in Worldcat and in JSTOR for published reviews of her word and am coming up with precisely bupkis. Using EBSCO seems to require being behind some sort of a paywall. So far the only published review of the subject's work that I see is the one mentioned above (but still not included in the article),  a http://publishersweekly.com/978-1-4165-9814-5 Publishers Weekly Review. I also tried some plain Google searching to try to find other reviews, but am only getting a ton of commercial mirrors, fan-sites and various blogs. So if there in fact do exist bona fide multiple published reviews of the subject's work in sources passing , I'd like to see the actual evidence (and I'd really want to see more than just 2-3 of such reviews). Regarding library holdings argument raised by DGG: I would have been willing to consider this argument if we were talking about academic notability and scholarly books. But these books are just commercial fiction books. Here we should not use  considerations, and just go with  standards
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:PROF||WP:CREATIVE)

Comment: I know that Google searches sometimes aren't very accurate. So I would encourage you, {{u|SwisterTwister}} to use HighBeam more often and perhaps get some database access if you are going to AfD authors. For example, HighBeam turns up that she is written up in the book ''Contemporary Authors'', so we have a bio on her in a RS. EBSCO brings up multiple reviews in ''Library Journal'', ''Booklist'' and ''VOYA'', (which is a publication for professionals who work with young adults). Using Google and other search keys, brings up a http://publishersweekly.com/978-1-4165-9814-5 Publishers Weekly Review. She passes  #3
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CREATIVE)