22 November 1963 :
A Brief Guide to the JFK Assassination

22 November 1963: A Brief Guide to the JFK Assassination

This readable and fully referenced account of the JFK assassination concentrates on the important questions, ignoring the mass of poorly supported speculation that makes the subject confusing for many people.

The book explains, among other things:

  • the case against Lee Harvey Oswald, and why he was the only official suspect;
  • why the investigation of the assassination ceased almost immediately after Oswald’s murder, two days after President Kennedy’s;
  • the importance of Oswald’s apparent visit to Mexico City in the summer of 1963;
  • the problems with the lone-gunman theory and the main conspiracy theories;
  • and how the political context of Kennedy’s presidency reveals who may or may not have been behind the assassination.

22 November 1963 will not tell you who killed President Kennedy, but it will show you the best way to think about the question so that you can make up your own mind.

Paperback and Ebook Editions

The book is published in three formats:

  • Paperback

    • 204 pages.
    • 8½″ x 5½″ (approx. 21.5 x 14 cm).
    • ISBN: 978-0-9931003-0-7.
    • Available exclusively from Amazon.

  • EPUB Ebook

    • The standard ebook format will work in almost all ebook readers, including most Kindles.
    • ISBN: 978-0-9931003-1-4

  • Kindle Ebook

    • Some older Kindle devices and software require this version, in Amazon’s proprietary format.
    • ISBN: 978-0-9931003-2-1

Ebook — Extra Features

The ebook editions contain more than 500 web links to sources such as witness testimony and experts’ technical reports. It is perhaps the first JFK assassination ebook to allow readers to check the essential documentation for themselves.

Free Download

Sample chapters are available for download free of charge (PDF, 270 KB).

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Prices

All the prices quoted on this page are Boxgrove Publishing’s recommended prices. Amazon sometimes offer discounts on the paperback and Kindle versions, so please check your local Amazon website for details. You’ll find the relevant links below.

  • US   ebook $6.99   paperback $12.99
  • UK   ebook £4.99   paperback £9.99
  • CA   ebook $7.99   paperback $15.99
  • EU   ebook €5.99   paperback €11.99
  • AU   ebook $8.99   paperback $16.99
  • NZ   ebook $8.99   paperback $16.99

Buy the Paperback Edition

The paperback edition is only available through Amazon, who may charge slightly more or less than the prices quoted here:

Buy the Ebook Edition

You can download the ebook edition from Amazon, using the links below. The ebook will work on Amazon’s Kindle devices and on almost all non-Kindle devices, provided you install Amazon’s free Kindle app (if in doubt, please check your device).

The EPUB Ebook Edition

The ebook is not restricted by DRM, so you will be able to convert your Amazon download into the standard .epub format by using Calibre or similar software.

If you’d prefer to download the ebook in .epub format, you can get it from Payhip (in pounds sterling) and on Google Play. Virtually all ebook-reading devices and software will work with this version of the ebook. As with Amazon, there is a chance that Google will charge slightly more or less than the publisher’s recommended price.

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