Deletion of Chris Cowlin

Comment: Milenko is on target. The fact that an article may prove difficult to expand beyond a stub is not a good reason to delete it.  Perhaps it would be better to merge the content into an article about the publishing company, but since there is no such article that's not an option. The "news" section on Cowlin's own website shows more than 25 radio interviews in the last few months, averaging about two per week, quite a few with the BBC.  (It's in a frame without scrollbars, so you have to fiddle around with it to get it scroll.) Plus newspaper coverage, coverage of individual books, etc.  So the coverage is out there, but probably hard to access online.  But sources being hard to access is very different than sources being hard to find.  And  allows notability to be demonstrated by a "well-known . . . '''body of work'''", which has been the standard applied by consensus to creators of works (like comic books) that are individually ephemeral but collectively noteworthy
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:AUTHOR)