Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Yemassee (journal)
This journal is notable for publishing interviews with Nobel Laureates and Booker Prize winners.  Derek Walcott and Kazuo Ishiguro are among the most famous living writers.  They do not grant interviews to non notable journals.  ''This article is not original research, its information is verifiable, and it is NPOV.''   does not apply to creative writing journals or scholarly monographs, both of which require far different standards.  By any standards, it is a successful and notable creative writing journal.  It should not be compared to the New Yorker, but to Switchback (online literary journal), diacritics, The Callaloo Journal, Pearl (literary magazine), and Sewanee Review.   NONE of these articles are marked for deletion.  Yemassee (journal) compares favorably to them in terms of notability.  The journal is also notable as the public face of the flagship university of the State of South Carolina.  It is the most important publication of its kind in the Southeast--the literary leader in the region.  Creative writers know about this journal, and they know its history and its prestige.  Your measure of the importance of the journal based upon its web presence doesn't really mean anything.  Just because you can't come up with thousands of hits on google doesn't mean that something is not notable or important.  If you can think of another way for me to make it sound more notable, then please make a suggestion, but I contend that the journal is ''clearly'' notable
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Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:BK (Wikipedia:Notability)