Danielle Johannesen is Associate Professor of English and Morse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Minnesota Crookston.

• IntroductionChapter One: The JFK Assassination as True Crime NarrativeChapter Two: Remembering the Victim: JFK in Assassination NarrativesChapter Three: The Bouclé Fabric of American Life: Jacqueline Kennedy’s Pink Suit and Literary SymbolismChapter Four: Lee Harvey Oswald as Literary CharacterChapter Five: The JFK Assassination in Poetry, Experimental Works, and SongsChapter Six: The Scene of the Crime: Dealey Plaza as Literary ArtifactChapter Seven: The Assassination of JFK in Comic and Graphic NarrativesConclusion

Danielle Johannesen is Associate Professor of English and Morse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Minnesota Crookston.

• IntroductionChapter One: The JFK Assassination as True Crime NarrativeChapter Two: Remembering the Victim: JFK in Assassination NarrativesChapter Three: The Bouclé Fabric of American Life: Jacqueline Kennedy’s Pink Suit and Literary SymbolismChapter Four: Lee Harvey Oswald as Literary CharacterChapter Five: The JFK Assassination in Poetry, Experimental Works, and SongsChapter Six: The Scene of the Crime: Dealey Plaza as Literary ArtifactChapter Seven: The Assassination of JFK in Comic and Graphic NarrativesConclusion

Danielle Johannesen is Associate Professor of English and Morse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Minnesota Crookston.

• IntroductionChapter One: The JFK Assassination as True Crime NarrativeChapter Two: Remembering the Victim: JFK in Assassination NarrativesChapter Three: The Bouclé Fabric of American Life: Jacqueline Kennedy’s Pink Suit and Literary SymbolismChapter Four: Lee Harvey Oswald as Literary CharacterChapter Five: The JFK Assassination in Poetry, Experimental Works, and SongsChapter Six: The Scene of the Crime: Dealey Plaza as Literary ArtifactChapter Seven: The Assassination of JFK in Comic and Graphic NarrativesConclusion