Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Diana Hignutt
hi {{u|Snow Rise|snow}}, its great that you believe this is a |snow being snowy yourself{{=)}}, c'mon coola, stay focussed, oh, right, sorry:), found an article from the Philadelphia Weekly|philly weekly about the couple, which could be used to flesh out the article (this might be the "dead link" article), if kept, btw rather then a "small local weekly newspaper" phil wkly appears to be quite a large state paper if this is anything to go by - "Circulation: 86,000 (as of June 2014) .. Philadelphia Weekly is the largest audited-circulation weekly newspaper in Pennsylvania, distributed at nearly 2,000 locations reaching a readership close to 400,000."http://archive.altweeklies.com/aan/philadelphia-weekly/Company?oid=71 (although is this site coi?), but i digress:), also found a couple of books reviews; ''Publishers Weekly'' review of ''Empress of Clouds'' - "The author, herself a transsexual, sensitively handles the book's transsexual theme, but the abundance of superior fantasy fiction in the marketplace, some of it more effectively gender-bending than this workmanlike effort, presents a challenge."http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-9748962-4-3, and International Foundation for Gender Education review of ''Moonsword'' - " Diana Hignutt?s first novel, Moonsword, is just such a fantasy, one that penetrates to the heart of transgender truth. .. The story is full of twists and turns that captivate the reader. Anyone who likes science fiction or fantasy will enjoy Moonsword. Those readers who happen to understand transgender experience from the inside out will find here a mythic tale that penetrates the mystery and the truth of being differently gendered."http://www.ifge.org/?q=node/213, but more is needed for Hignutt to meet wp notability
— User:Coolabahapple, 16:21, 12 January 2017 (UTC)
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