Books

[Mark Johansson]

Hello my fellow researchers,

I was just wondering where I can find JFK assassination related books. I´ve checked Amazon but they only have a small collection of books. I would be very happy if you have an suggestion where I should look.

Mark

[John Simkin]

Hello my fellow researchers,

I was just wondering where I can find JFK assassination related books. I´ve checked Amazon but they only have a small collection of books. I would be very happy if you have an suggestion where I should look.

Mark

Try:

http://www.abebooks.co.uk/

[Guest Stephen Turner]

There is always the old fasioned way, Most of my collection has been garnered by browsing second hand bookshops ( most of my 100 plus Jack the ripper books have been got this way as well) People tend to buy books related to the assassination, read them once and sell them on. FWIW.

[John Geraghty]

Mark,

The last hurrah bookshop specialises in the political assassinations of the 60's and has a few gems in there, some very hard to get books.

http://lasthurrahbookshop.com/

Les Bolland, who has donated to the Dealey Plaza UK library on several occasions runs an excellent online bookshop also. Les Bollands is based in the UK so it would reach you in Sweden much quicker.

http://www.bollandbooks.com

John

[Roger Fong]

Mark,

The last hurrah bookshop specialises in the political assassinations of the 60's and has a few gems in there, some very hard to get books.

http://lasthurrahbookshop.com/

Besides Last Hurrah try:

ebay - you'll need to be patient and persitent, and the selection is best in November. But just about everything appears sooner to later. I've gotten some pretty good deals on ebay: Sylvia Meagher, Josiah Thompson and Penn Jones for example. But I've also seen these same books go for a lot more than I paid.

abebooks.com - for all used books. It's not unusual to find a dealer who'll sell a JFK book for less than what you'd have to pay on ebay, especially if the dealer is NOT a JFK specialist.

Roger

[Shanet Clark]

Mark,

The last hurrah bookshop specialises in the political assassinations of the 60's and has a few gems in there, some very hard to get books.

http://lasthurrahbookshop.com/

Besides Last Hurrah try:

ebay - you'll need to be patient and persitent, and the selection is best in November. But just about everything appears sooner to later. I've gotten some pretty good deals on ebay: Sylvia Meagher, Josiah Thompson and Penn Jones for example. But I've also seen these same books go for a lot more than I paid.

abebooks.com - for all used books. It's not unusual to find a dealer who'll sell a JFK book for less than what you'd have to pay on ebay, especially if the dealer is NOT a JFK specialist.

Roger

Ebay has a lot of evidentiary CD ROMS, photos, LIFE magazines and even unreleased Dallas photos.

For Amazon you should research authors names you are interested and seach by name, example:

Marrs, Groden, Mark Lane, Jay Epstein, Prouty, etc..........

[John Geraghty]

http://alibris.com

[Scott G. Edwards]

Hello my fellow researchers,

I was just wondering where I can find JFK assassination related books. I´ve checked Amazon but they only have a small collection of books. I would be very happy if you have an suggestion where I should look.

Mark

My latest big find for books on the assassination is at e-bay but when you sign in search for "JFK KENNEDY ASSASSINATION store" surprisingly it is run by Jame Tague who was a bystander and hit by a fragment as he stood just before the "Triple Underpass".

Turns out that I purchased Harold Weisberg's "Never Again" and Tague signed the page his story was on, some of his items can be a little $$$ but some are priced very reasonable and his stock always seems to be updated.

If you know the title of the book you are seeking then go to "BookFetcher.Com" and put the title in and it will find your best price and it seems to get better prices then Amazon from Amazon i.e. I found a book on Amazon for $40.00 but when I went through BookFetcher they priced it at $32.00 and when I purchased it, it was from Amazon!

So, if you find a book that is a little expensive then do a little research and see if you cannot find a better price, sometimes it can be as easy as just searching for the authors name instead of the title of the work, Good Luck, Scott