Deletion of Heath Sommer

Comment: To all of the above substantive reasons we can add: (1) Some of the notability claim here is actually  "It is anticipated that the release of the prequel to The Manufactured Identity, The Grand Delusion, will be released in 2010". (2) Claims of notability with respect to science/medicine do not hold up. In particular, http://www.heathsommer.com/8.html parts of his http://www.heathsommer.com/index.html personal website (linked from article) imply he's an expert on Angelman syndrome, but he has evidently not authored a single peer-reviewed paper on this subject. http://www.heathsommer.com/5.html Other areas of his notability claim may have similar problems. The layout of his http://www.heathsommer.com/index.html website suggests it's primarily a vehicle to sell his novel. Respectfully
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Comment: His novel appears to be published through a vanity press: searching the internet reveals that there are two companies known as Tate Publishing. The one described in our Tate Publishing article is a reputable art publisher, but does not publish fiction. The other one requires authors to pay for their books to be published, not the model for any reputable publisher. So I don't think his writing passes . Additionally, there is no evidence (citations etc) that his academic work has achieved any impact let alone enough of one to pass 
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CREATIVE||WP:PROF)

Comment: adjuncts almost always fail .  Publication of a thesis, by itself, is not enough; otherwise every grad student would be notable.  I'd like to see a lot more to pass 
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