Assassination Rhapsody
A pataphysical interpretation of the Warren Report on the assassination of JFK, which Pell argues should stand as a hallmark of postmodernist fiction. We can testify that, in the annals of conspiracy theory, no one has ever seen anything like Pell’s document. A poetic expose of curtain rods, bullet design, and grassy knolls, with a journey through Oswald’s secret diary.
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