Deletion of Dragon's Fury

Comment: No independent non-trivial third-party reviews. The writer is not himself notable. No non-trivial literary awards. Self-published, as noted. Fails . Also, I point out that all his Amazon, B&N, and Chapters reviews are by "customers" who have never reviewed anything but Jeff Head books. Nice Astroturfing there
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Comment: glad to see people using ! But you have to add to it a very strong |vanity concern
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Comment: Interesting campaign of self-promotion. According to the author's website he is the "best selling" author of Dragons Fury. Yet the series ranks at 765,271 in books at Amazonhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0971577900/ref=pd_rvi_gw_2/104-4629918-4931118?ie=UTF8. It has numerous blog posts and reviews at sites of unknown provenance that read like adverts—there's an online review by none other than the author at some site called allreaderhttp://www.allreaders.com/Topics/info_24066.asp?BSID=57988308 (popups). Appears to be ''heavy'' self-promotion. Searching Worldcat, no book in the series is in more than 3 libraries, which is very low http://worldcat.org/search?qt=worldcat_org&q=Dragon%27s+Fury&submit=Search. The real kicker though is when you Google the publisher, Alpha Connections, and you find that that is the author's name for his web development service from his personal website.  Not only does not meet , but trespasses on multiple grounds listed there as indicia of ''non-notability
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Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:BK)