This Week in Books & Literature

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Follow Us This Week in Books & Literature On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. Years later, many Americans still vividly remember where they were when they heard the tragic news. While his time in office was marred by both political failures andpersonal scandals, JFK remains one of the most well-liked modern U.S. presidents. Allison Bean About Books & Literature Editor What If Kennedy’s Assassination Never Happened? In 11/22/63, best-selling author Stephen King explores a world where one man, Jack Epping, has the ability to time travel and possibly prevent Kennedy’s assasination. The addictive novel combines heavily-researched historical information with the author’s signature supernatural elements and is a must-read for King fans and novices alike. READ NOW   Share 5 Presidents Who Wrote Books Before the White House When Hillary Clinton published Hard Choices, it led to increased speculation that she willrun for president in 2016. If Clinton does get elected to the White House, she won’t be the only president to have been a published author. Here's a look at five other presidents who wrote books before they took office. READ NOW   Share 9 Great Kennedy Quotes President Kennedy was an accomplished orator and his inaugural address is one of the most memorable political speeches of the past century. Though they were first spoken decades ago, these famous quotes still inspire people today. READ NOW   Share FEATURED ARTICLES • What Happened to Jackie Kennedy’s Pink Chanel Suit? • Presidential Myths, Debunked • 12 Events That Changed How the Media Covers News • 10 Most Influential First Ladies • Famous Last Words of  U.S. Presidents • Funny Political Jokes from Late-Night TV Comedians Advertisement