Deletion of Beatrice Kozera

Comment: Coverage in several . A second book, based on research, and a movie, suggests that this person is getting coverage from other people besides Kerouac, and in a broad geographical area. Although it's quite possible that major US literary authors had more romances with Mexican farmworker gals back in the day than we realize, most of them didn't write about it, possibly due to (). Hence this article contributes to the gender and ethnic diversity of our encyclopedia
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS||WP:BIAS)

Comment: because she's not just the "inspiration for a character". Her relationship with the author was the subject of an iconic work of fiction and another more recent book is based on her life. The Daily Mail described her as the ''"woman whose fleeting relationship with novelist Jack Kerouac was chronicled in ''On the Road'' - the book that defined a generation"''. The author of the second book, ''"told her that there were over 20 Kerouac biographies that had included her name"''. The LA Times, The Independent, the Daily Mail and The Australian (and others) thought she was notable enough to carry detailed obituaries. In 2012 they made On the Road (film)|a film adaptation of the book in which she (the lead role carried on the movie's posters) was played by Alice Braga. I'm struggling to see how someone could be the subject of |significant coverage in multiple reliable sources, be the muse for one book and the subject of another (almost a biography from most accounts) and the focus of a film and not be notable. The 2013 book (based on multiple in-depth interviews with the subject along with additional detailed research) would probably be enough
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)