Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The War on Freedom
And many label me a deletionist! If any of you think  is too inclusionist, please drop by the talk page and make some suggestions. We have been struggling against a tide of inclusionists railing that the criteria are ''too stringent'' and suffer from a lack of feedback. Okay, back to the matter at hand. Discounting everything else I posted, the Vanity Fair article, while it is not a detailed treatment of the book itself, is a very reliable source indicating that the book won Italy's highest literary prize. Do you dispute the reliability of that fact? If not, isn't a book which wins a country's most prestigious literary prize notable on that basis alone? In any case, as for more reliable sources, how does England's http://browse.guardian.co.uk/search?search=%22Nafeez%20Mosaddeq%20Ahmed%22 Guardian Unlimited strike you. In that article they indicate that Gore Vidal's essay, ''Dreaming War'' is an overview of this book and quote him referring to it
— User:Fuhghettaboutit, 06:14, 9 October 2006 (UTC)
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