Title: Informative, but sub-par
Product review: While the book is certainly informative in respects to Oswald's personal life, many points are left on the surface, especially many regarding Oswald's role in the assassination. While Mailer's style is as excellent as ever, readers would do better to turn to Anthony Summers' 'Conspiracy', which is a comprhensive view not only of Oswald but of the entire affair. Also written from a journalistic perspective, it examines many of the areas that Mailer leaves to superficiality in much more depth.
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