Imprint: No Exit Press
Category: Crime & mystery
After a close friend’s apparent suicide, Christopher Cornwell receives several photos the friend mailed prior to his death. Cornwell subsequently discovers by chance the presence in one of the photos of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President Kennedy. But how could Oswald be photographed in a small Hertfordshire market town when he was supposed to be living in Russia as a defector at the same time?
As Cornwell investigates the story behind the photos he unknowingly becomes the target of an investigation himself, by a shadowy agency as determined to maintain its secrets now as in 1963.
Category: Crime & mystery
RRP: £6.99
ISBN: 9781901982046
Published: June 1, 1998
Extent: 343 pages
RRP: £4.99
ISBN: 9781842436189
Published: October 5, 2011
‘The great JFK conspiracy novel… the assassination in Dealey Plaza will never seem the same again. Darkly imaginative and believable… a totally original secret history of our our time’
Chief Crime Correspondent , New York Post
‘Everything matters to Frewin’
Peter Mann , Crime Time
‘A cool, then panicky book’
Greil Marcus , greilmarcus.net
After a close friend's apparent suicide, Christopher Cornwell receives several photos the friend mailed prior to his death. Cornwell subsequently discovers by chance the presence in one of the photos of Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged assassin of President Kennedy. But how could Oswald be photographed in a small Hertfordshire market town when he was supposed to be living in Russia as a defector at the same time?
As Cornwell investigates the story behind the photos he unknowingly becomes the target of an investigation himself, by a shadowy agency as determined to maintain its secrets now as in 1963.
"Sixty-Three Closure" was written by Anthony Frewin.
Anthony Frewin was born in London and lives in Hertfordshire. He was assistant film director to Stanley Kubrick for over 20 years. He has written three novels published by No Exit Press, London Blues, Sixty-Three Closure and Scorpian Rising.