In the fall of 1967, Sylvia Meagher published Accessories After the Fact: The Warren Commission, The Authorities & The Report. Her "Epilogue: A New Investigation" included a few paragraphs about the Garrison investigation:

The back cover included several blurbs, one of which was Mark Lane's:

Here is an ad for Accessories After the Fact in Book World:

Mark Lane was not happy with Bobbs-Merrill using his blurb:

Sylvia Meagher replied to Mark Lane:

Previous Relevant Blog Posts

Sylvia Meagher and Jim Garrison, Part One

Sylvia Meagher writes Clay Shaw and he replies.

Sylvia Meagher and Jim Garrison, Part Two

An unpublished Meagher memo on the trial of Clay Shaw.

Sylvia Meagher and Jim Garrison, Part Three - a never before published article by Meagher

Another unpublished Meagher memo on the Garrison investigation and Warren Report critics.

Garrison's Playboy Interview - What Couldn't Be Printed

Sylvia Meagher's letter to the Editor regarding Garrison's interview in Playboy Magazine.

Sylvia Meagher's Reaction to the Verdict in the Shaw Trial

Meagher writes Harold Weisberg with her comments on the verdict.

Two Letters to Jim Garrison about "A Heritage of Stone"

James Phelan and Sylvia Meagher write Garrison letters about his book.

Kerry Thornley writes Sylvia Meagher

An exchange of letters between Thornley and Meagher.

Did RFK Tell Garrison that there were guns between him and the White House?

Meagher writes Thornley about Lane's comment on RFK

Sylvia Meagher Congratulates Clay Shaw On His Acquittal

Meagher writes Clay Shaw.

Was Jim Garrison Napoleon or Rasputin?

Meagher writes Thornley with an opinion.

M. S. Arnoni and Sylvia Meagher Take On Jim Garrison...

Exchange of letters between Meagher, Arnoni and Garrison.

Jim Garrison Blows His Top

Meagher writes Weisberg about the damage Garrison is doing to critics of the Warren Report.

James Phelan Writes to Richard Popkin

Meagher replies to the New York Review of Books regarding Popkin's article on Garrison.

Sylvia Meagher Replies to Richard Popkin

An exchange of letters between Popkin and Meagher.