Interview on INTO THE NIGHTMARE with Hartford Books Examiner

[Joseph McBride]

http://www.examiner.com/article/jfk-assa...-nightmare

[Tom Huston]

http://www.examiner.com/article/jfk-assa...-nightmare

Joseph,
Just a heads up, there is a discussion at Jefferson Morleys JFK Facts site that may be of interest to you at http://jfkfacts.org/
The discussion is about the black couple eating lunch on the 'Knoll' and your book is mentioned as perhaps the only reference as to who that couple may be.

Tom

[Phil Dagosto]

I will put this on my reading list. I was intrigued (confused?) by McBride's statement in the interview that Kenny O'Donnell was among those who facilitated the assassination and cover up. Wasn't O'Donnell one of Kennedy's closest confidants and part of the "Irish Mafia" that formed his inner circle? I know he withheld his observation of shots from the knoll from the WC with the excuse that the "family and country wanted to put this behind them" but a facilitator of the assassination itself? I find that difficult to believe. Perhaps unwittingly in the process of planning the Dallas trip?

Does anyone know what McBride is getting at with this statement?

[Peter Lemkin]

Joseph, Do you know when the book will be back in print on paper? I know it is available as an e-book, but I like some of the old-fashioned 'things'...like books. Thanks

[Joseph McBride]

Peter, INTO THE NIGHTMARE is in print in paperback.
It has been since it was published in June. The only
place to buy it is on Amazon.com. Buyers order through Amazon,
and the fulfillment, including shipping, is by Vervante. That should be clear
from the Amazon page for the paperback. There is
also an eBook edition. I am not sure why anyone
would be confused about this.

[Joseph McBride]

iNTO THE NIGHTMARE goes into considerable detail
on the role of Kenneth O'Donnell in the assassination and
the coverup.

[Darrell Curtis]

Peter, INTO THE NIGHTMARE is in print in paperback.
It has been since it was published in June. The only
place to buy it is on Amazon.com. Buyers order through Amazon,
and the fulfillment, including shipping, is by Vervante. That should be clear
from the Amazon page for the paperback. There is
also an eBook edition. I am not sure why anyone
would be confused about this.

Why would anyone be confused? For the same reason I was. Amazon
shows *one* (1) physical copy available. I can't recall ever seeing this
before on amazon. It now has appeared misleading to two people.

Think we'll be the last?

[Joseph McBride]

I am sorry if that seems confusing. Amazon
does say "1" new paperbck copy is for sale. You can
then click and buy it. I imagine that is listed in such a way
because it is a print-on-demand title,
i.e., manufactured one copy at a time. When someone
clicks to order it, it should work. If you try
to buy it and are unable to do so, that would
be another matter, but from what
I know, it works fine. People are buying it all the time.
it is sold on Amazon in eBook as well as in paperback.
Both options are displayed.