Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Boulevard of Broken Dreams: A 40 Year Journey through Portage Avenue - Displacement, Dislocation, and How Osmosis Can Resolve Community Blight'
This might actually be speedyable as spam, due to the way the article is written. As far as the awards go... nominations mean absolutely nothing, for multiple reasons. First is that '''anyone''' can submit a book for the http://www.donnerbookprize.com/s/submissions/index.html Donner Prize, as long as the book fits within a relatively loose amount of guidelines. Authors can even submit their own work- it's not exactly like getting into an awards competition where you're selected by a specific group of judges. Secondly is that nominations don't give notability- only wins do. The problem people ran into with this is that most places will nominate their work for every prize they can, in an attempt to boost notability for stuff that really isn't that notable. As a result years ago it was decided that only wins will give notability and even then, only with very specific awards. Less than 5% of any award out there for any given subject will give notability and about .1% of that will give notability enough to keep on that basis alone. Now as far as Gentrification Weekly goes, that absolutely wouldn't be considered an award that would give notability even if it won it. However the biggest problem I ran through is that there just aren't any reliable sources covering this book. It deals with a notable person, but that notability is  for the book. This just isn't notable
— User:Tokyogirl79, 05:01, 7 April 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTINHERITED (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)