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There something nicely "meta" about a time travel thread resurrected in the future....
I really liked 11/22/63, and I'm curious to check out the new mini-series, but the actual "time travel details" in the book were pretty weak, I think. As frahse mentioned, it's often hard for those sort of details to hold up, unless you just lampshade all the problems, like in "Back To The Future," or "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure."
Anyone read "Time Scout" by Robert Aspirin? I really enjoyed it, but the sequels were somewhat disappointing.
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