TMeticulous research and an unfettered imagination wove this tale about the effects of a decade of assassinations on American experience in the 1960s.

Oswald's Chin is a rollicking dark comedy that takes place in 1991. It explores the American psyche after the John F. Kennedy assassination. It deconstructs the conclusions of the Warren Report, which claimed JFK was killed by a single, lone assassin, and maintains that the elimination of the sitting president was nothing less than a right-wing coup.

How can this story be told by a motel owner, two obsessed teens in search of the ultimate skinyy, an ex-con, a DJ, and two inmates at Camarillo Mental Health Hospital? It can because there are few Americans untouched by a decade of assassinations that rick-o-shayed through subsequent generations.

Oswald's Chin proposes that fascism has been alive and well, nipping at the heels of democracy ever since its inception, and that Americans continue to make the hard choices required to preserve the tenets of the Constitution.