Is there anything better than assassination literature.  I’m into assassination literature because, well, who really likes a politician anyways?  Sometimes when reading assassination literature, I’m secretly cheering for the assassin.  LOL, but it’s just assassination literature and my inner thoughts don’t affect anything.

Oops! Maybe I manifest assassination?

So far at Click My Lit, I feature two literature books on assassination.

One is historical literature: Chasing Lincoln’s Killer. Chasing Lincoln’s Killer is a historical account of the Lincoln Assassination.

The other is Shiva’s Messenger. Shiva’s Messenger is a fiction that supposes there was a second shooter on the Dallas grassy knoll and that he has trained his son for the purpose of committing another assassination.

Lincoln sssassination non-fiction literature – Chasing Lincoln’s Killer, or assassination fiction literature – Shiva’s Messenger.  Take your assassination literature pick.

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Click my lit specializes in presenting literature that is NOT on the best seller (read biggest billboard) charts. Here is an assassination book that unravels the conspiracy behind the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy.  Chasing Lincoln’s Killer

Did you live a past life during the Civil War?

James L. Swanson presents an account of the conspiratorial events leading up to the 1865 assassination of American President Abraham Lincoln. The tale is told through the eyes of the principle conspiracy member and assassin John Wilkes Booth. An assassination of Lincoln and other members of the Federal government would’ve aided the Confederate cause. At least that’s what the assassin and his fellow conspirators believed. One assassin pulled the trigger but other conspirators faced trial for their part in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy.

Chasing Lincoln’s Killer by James L. Swanson

In related conspiracy literature, it’s interesting to suppose what our world would be like today if the assassination of Lincoln had affected the confederate cause, as the assassination conspirators believed. In his online short story, Meet Your Messenger, Author Russell Twyce explores a fiction world where the Rebel South won the American Civil war.  Russell’s novel Shiva’s Messenger also features a presidential assassination conspiracy in supposing that the grassy knoll assassin has raised an assassin son.

Shiva’s Messenger by Russell Twyce

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