Deletion of Alex Kehr (2nd nomination)

Comment: this advertorial. The subject comprehensively fails both the |general notability criteria for biographies and the alternative criteria at uthor. The book is self-published. It has not been reviewed in any independent publications as far as I can see. Amazon sales rankings are notoriously unreliable, as are the "customer reviews". Required reading: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/oct/18/amazon-sues-1000-fake-reviewers "Amazon sues 1,000 'fake reviewers' ", ''The Guardian'' and http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/uk_news/National/article1618237.ece "How to fake a bestseller", ''The Times''.  It would need to be on something like the New York Times Bestseller List and/or to have been the subject of multiple reviews in real publications to even have a remote chance of being considered notable. I can find no coverage of the subject himself, apart from brief mentions (10 years ago, when he was presumably 14) in a couple of articles on the use of websites to find people missing in Hurricane Katrina, of which his was one of many. His company is 4 months old and has zero coverage. Incidentally, I have removed the article's external link to the book's page on Amazon
Stance: delete
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