The Kennedy Assassination

For books about Kennedy, his family and administration, excluding the assassination.

By Warren Commission. 1964 (1996), St. Martin's Press, 725pp.

By Warren Commission. 1964, Bantam. (G) Same book, earlier printing.

By William Manchester. 1967, Harper & Row, 710pp. (VG in edgeworn DJ, price clipped.) A lengthy report on the assassination. (5/3/99)

By Gaeton Fonzi. 1993, THunder's Mouth Press, 448pp. (Near Fine in Near Fine DJ.) "A former federal investigator for the House Select Committee on Assaasinations break his oath of silence and tells what insiders know about the assassination of JFK. A rarity among Kennedy assasination books, The Last Investigation does not indulge in sensational speculation or bizarre conspiracy theories. Fonzi serves up facts carefully researched and compelling presented." Kennedy Assassination (6/3/99)

By Jim Marrs. 1989 (1992), Carroll & Graf, 625pp, 6x9", Photo insert. (Fine.) Basis for the Oliver Stone movie, "JFK". (6/20/99)

By David E. Schem. 1988, Zebra Books, 624pp. (VG+) Contends that the Mob killed Kennedy. Kennedy Assassination (5/18/99)

By Edward Jay Epstein. 1978, Ballantine, 429pp, out-of-print. (square binding with slight edgewear on cover, cover folded in corner) "How the clandestine intelligence services of the U.S., Russian and Cuba set up a legend who assassinated a president." Kennedy Assassination (3/7/99)

By Mark Lane. 1991, Thunder's Mouth Press, 375pp, photo insert. (Fine in Near Fine DJ.) "A result of documents made available by the FOIA act and by sworn depositions Lane was able to take from former CIA operatives and officials for a little-publicized libel trial in the U.S. District Court of Miami." (5/18/99)

By David S. Lipton. 1980 (1982), Dell, 920pp, 2 photo inserts. (G. Several small pin holes in front cover.) "Fifteen years in the making, Best Evidence tells the shocking story of what really happened to John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. Beginning with the kidnapping of the president's body from Air Force One, on through the surgical alteration of his wounds and and a false autopsy report, the detailed and irrefutable evidence David Lipton presents leads to only one conclusion -- that a plot existed to murder the president, a plot which reached into the highest levels of the United States government." (5/19/99)

By Jim Bishop. 1968, Funk & Wagnalls, 717pp, 8.5x5.5". (VG in VG DJ in wraps. Prev. owner's name on title page. BOMC edition.) "Jim Bishop is the only man, among the hundreds of authors who have written about the assassination, who was given an interview with President and Mrs. Johnson. The author also enjoyed the confidence of President Kennedy, who, on October 24, 1963, at the White House, discussed assassination with him." (7/10/99)

By Mark North. 1991 (1992), Carroll and Graf, 671pp, 9x6". Out of print. (Near Fine.) Speculation on the role of Hoover in the death of Kennedy. (7/17/99)

By Walt Brown. 1992, Carroll & Graf, 651pp. What if Oswald had been put on trial? Would he have been convicted?. (VG in VG DJ in wraps. Xlib with discreet markings.) (9/25/99)

By Gerald Posner. 1993, Random House, 607pp, photo insert. (VG- in VG DJ in wraps. Xlib with usual markings, front flyleaf missing.) Skeptical review of JFK conspiracy theories, concluding that Oswald acted alone. "A deliberate, detailed, thoroughly documented, sometimes brutal, always conclusive destruction of one Kennedy Assassination conspiracy theory after another. Posner shows them to bo in some cases impossible, in other mistaken, and many dishonest, and all wishful." (5/3/99)

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