Deletion of Jeffrey Woodward (2nd nomination)

Comment: Very marginal notability by Wikipedia standards () and the article may have been created in violation of . I did find one interview with Woodward in ''Simply Haiku'' http://simplyhaiku.com/SHv6n3/features/Woodward.html (which is probably a somewhat independent and mildly academic, but very niche venue) and another http://www.kenjoneszen.com/haibun/haibun_articles presumably appeared in ''Haibun Today'', but that latter one is in a publication founded and edited by Woodward. Additionally, Patricia Prime who interviewed Woodward in ''Simply Haiku'' is also listed as a reviews editor for ''Haibun Today'' http://haibuntoday.com/pages/about.html, so it's hard to say there's much independence there as required by . Finally, ''The Monserat Review'', which gave an award to one of Woodward's books, appears more independent, but is still a pretty obscure venue (albeit with some Goggle Books hits.) I suppose the fact that Grace Cavalieri is the editor granting those awards in the The Monserat Review adds a bit more credibility, but it still seems a marginal award, especially because there are seven books in that "Best Books for Winter Reading, 2008" list in the anthologies section alone
Stance: delete
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