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Keep. Not a bot article, although its creator was subsequently banned as a sockpuppet. @
Shadowowl:, did you check the corresponding article in the Czech Wikipedia before nominating this article? The Czech article includes a link to a review that I have now added to the English article. More references probably exist. Eastmain (
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contribs)19:17, 21 July 2018 (UTC)reply
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Eastmain:The reference you added, i.e. the review at
[1], was written by someone named Uživatel Dooren, who read the book, and wrote about it there in 2004. Take a look at who that Uživatel Dooren might be on same site:
http://www.ctenar.net/uzivatele_v.php?user=user40432fdeb43a3 - What does the list tell you(?) - What does the email hosting domain telll you(?) - What are the termini of the Google search ["Uživatel Dooren"], and what's the collective aggregate story to all that content(?) What does Wikipedia say about reliable sources(?) I'd say that you claimed to have found a
teapot, but it's not a teapot. --
DexterPointy (
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21:54, 21 July 2018 (UTC)reply
Keep - Not so easy finding coverage of a pre-internet era book, but the old Czech periodical Slovník české prózy had an in-depth review (reprint
here) and a review from 2017 in the magazine Kultura21
[2] If a book from 1970 is still getting in-depth coverage and there's a play in production based on the book decades after its publication
[3], it's notable. This nom needs to end this AfD fishing expedition and only AfD articles after due-diligence determination that a topic is non-notable.--
Oakshade (
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04:40, 22 July 2018 (UTC)reply
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Oakshade: Nice job ;-) - Can & Will you, or anyone you might know, write up this article to have encyclopedic value?and that much before our local star goes supernova. --
DexterPointy (
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11:52, 22 July 2018 (UTC)reply
Redirect to
Ladislav Fuks pending some sourced content that expands on the bare-bones description that is already in the Fuks article. The only content in this article apart from the name of the author and the publication date is the unsourced claim that it is a "psychological novel", which might theoretically be
"true" but it is not how either cs.wiki or
this source categorize it: the former says "sociální román" while the latter gives "společenský román", both of which apparently translate to
social novel, not
psychological novel. The article on Fuks, on the other hand, already includes a translation of the title, content that
doesn't need a secondary source, that is not in this article. If I were reading about Fuks in our article on him, and clicked the link, having already read there that he wrote a book called Myši Natálie Mooshabrové in 1970, only to find out that Myši_Natálie_Mooshabrové is a novel written by Fuks in 1970, I would be genuinely annoyed: too many of the "keep" !votes in situations like this simply don't keep our final readers in mind.
Hijiri 88 (
聖やや)
03:14, 23 July 2018 (UTC)reply
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