The Memoirs of John F. Kennedy:

[Peter McGuire]

What I want to know before I purchase it is how they handle the assassin (s).

If they "caught" Oswald, or killed him I want nothing to do with the book.

Otherwise, the scenario would make fascinating reading, in my opinion.

http://www.memoirsofjfk.com/index.html

Edited April 6, 2011 by Peter McGuire

[David Andrews]

I'd read it anyway, regardless of Oswald. I enjoyed the prose excerpts I read online. It has what one wants in its "Kennedy survived" scenario - new ways of imagining and understanding Kennedy.

The worst assassination novel I ever read (by a researcher) had excruciatingly correct facts, but earned for itself no further recommendation than a good history book might have. So why did I read the hundreds of pages of that novel?

Edited April 6, 2011 by David Andrews