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James Wolcott

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Author of the memoir Lucking Out and the nonfiction collection Critical Mass, contributor to Air Mail, London Review of Books, and Liberties. Strictly Democrat.
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Las mujeres que desafiaron la versión oficial sobre el asesinato de John F. Kennedy

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By James Wolcott
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El Libro del dia: “The Housewives Underground”, de la periodista Kaitlyn Tiffany En el epílogo de The Housewives Underground (Las amas de casa clandestinas) de Kaitlyn Tiffany, un recorrido por el mundo de los primeros escépticos del asesinato de John F. Kennedy, la autora realiza una peregrinación a una antigua pensión en Dallas que ha sido conservada como un santuario de mal gusto.
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The Women Who Saw Something Fishy in the J.F.K. Assassination

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By James Wolcott
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Culture 1 hour ago 14 Famous Literary Figures Who Killed People BuzzFeed - Kristen Harris • 1h An iconic author who shot his wife wrote, “I am forced to the appalling conclusion that I would have never become a writer but for Joan’s death.” 1. British historical detective novelist Anne Perry was known for her William Monk and Charlotte and Thomas Pitt series.
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The Women Who Saw Something Fishy in the J.F.K. Assassination

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By James Wolcott
| The New York Times Verified
The Women Who Saw Something Fishy in the J.F.K. Assassination In “The Housewives Underground,” the Atlantic writer Kaitlyn Tiffany salutes a loose network of skeptics who questioned the findings of the Warren Report. The John F. Kennedy assassination skeptic Shirley Martin in her home in Oklahoma.
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