Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Female Chauvinist Pigs
1) Amazon.com user reviews are not a particularly good indicator of notability IMO. Completely subject to gaming and piling on. (2) A review describing something as "wave-making" is reviewer hyperbole (prospective, at that) and not evidence of actual waves made. (3) Two published reviews barely qualifies as "multiple published reviews" per  but whatever, I've seen other reviews of it so I'm sure they could be found. (4) I do not believe this work is particularly notable: It has not yet, and I would be very surprised if in the future it makes any kind of impact on the world, any social movement, any cultural practice, academic thought, or anything else. Will it become the name or face of a movement? Will it set any publishing records? Will it even be remembered 10 years from now? I doubt it. We use the objective notability indicia as proxies to get at real notability, and while this book scrapes by on the "reviews"  criteria (which are ''evidence'' of notability but not notability itself), come on. This book is, when all is said and done, one instance of a set of books whose reason for being might make interesting articles if it could be sourced ("responses to feminism in modern american culture" or "books lamenting these kids today" or "books critiquing the trend du jour
— User:Lquilter, 16:23, 12 October 2007 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:BK (Wikipedia:Notability)