Talk:The Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women

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Notability
The book and movie certainly exist. There are two sources that confirm that. The third is a duplicate.

As to its notability as a movie, the subject apparently fails WP:GNG. It meets none of the five standard criteria at Notability_(films). It fails to meet any of the three alternate criteria described at the same place.

As to its notability as a book, fifty amateur reviewers chimed in a Amazon, but that doesn't count. Taylor & Francis published a review in Reproductive Health Matters by Sue Sullivan. The book got a passing mention in The Telegraph. As a book with one review, it fails Notability_(books). Doubtless, with some effort, another might found.

None of the claims of awards made in the article are confirmed by the references given, leading one to a conclusion that the article is promotional (whether accidentally or not).

As a book article, the subject barely passes GNG. All mentions of the movie are superfluous, unless additional sources are found. That is unlikely after ten years. WP:NODEADLINE is stretched beyond its limit here.

As such, the article is a candidate for the following steps: (a) redacting to a single paragraph on the book, with a single mention of the movie, (b) merge to Tristan Taormino, and (c) a redirect. This article is insufficient to be a stand-alone topic.

The article about living person Tristan Taormino has been tagged for four years. It also needs a look. Rhadow (talk) 14:49, 27 November 2017 (UTC)