Deletion of Bob Wake

Comment: I looked at the blurbs provided for Wake's ''Caffeine and Other Stories'' (1997).https://coffeespew.org/tag/marie-mundaca/ One is by Midwest Book Review, a blurb factory which doesn't help establish notability. Two are sourced simply as from certain people who authored one book and edited another - they are presumably not from published reviews. One is from an e-zine called ''Erupture'', a self-published source. Another is from ''Eclectica Magazine|Eclectica'', which is an edited publication and an acceptable source. So that's one point scored out of the required two to meet . Finally there's a quote from "Tracy Walczak, ''BookLovers''" which I am guessing is a defunct online publication. I haven't been able to find out whether it was an edited publication or not so I can't confirm a point here. I searched for other coverage of the author but found only a couple of short mentions in local publications. So, yeah, delete unless more sources show up
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NBOOK)

Comment: Founding a small press is not itself inherently notable, nor is authoring and self-publishing one book (''Summer of the Cinetherapist'') and one short story collection (''Caffeine and Other Stories''). I can find a couple of dubiously-reliable reviews of the story collection http://www.eclectica.org/v2n5/lott_wake_caffeine.html http://www.eruptzine.com/book.html but none for the other book and it's not enough to convince me of a pass of . Nor do I see any evidence of any other kind of notability. The ''Wisconsin State Journal'' piece does mention Wake, but it's only one source (not enough for GNG) and too anecdotal to be useful for much
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:AUTHOR)