The Mayflower Murder Carl Barks editor of The New Yorker

editor of The New Yorker (first published in 1965)

imbued with the good humor inherent in the naturally wise

destined to be a classic series of nautical adventure

when everyone else in camp is wearing denim and heavy work boots

She is currently the US Director of the West African Research Association and a Visiting Researcher at the African Studies Center at Boston University

The Mayflower Murder Carl Barks editor of The New YorkerThree centuries after the pilgrims set foot on Plymouth Rock, some Indians are still on the warpath. So when a workman is tomahawked to death at the replica of a three hundred year old Pilgrim village, suspicion falls on Joe Quint, the Native American activist whose threats to hammer Plymouth Rock into gravel have cast him in the spotlight. The murder case seems open and shut until Cape Cod fisherman diver detective Aristotle "Soc" Socarides is asked