A Murder in May — Dust Jacket
Vivian March’s A Murder in May recounts the RMS Carinthia crossing. The dust jacket presents her reconstruction, which is not an official I.R.I.S. account.
Dark blue A Murder in May dust jacket showing an ocean liner at night and naming Vivian March as author.
The dust jacket of Vivian March’s A Murder in May introduces her account of the RMS Carinthia crossing. March was a passenger and interviewed others aboard, but her reconstruction is not an official I.R.I.S. account. The book’s inclusion in the archive does not endorse her conclusions.
The associated materials include a writing blotter photographed under angled light. March later reported on the Lion Rock Chamber opening.
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Transcript
“A MURDER IN MAY”; “What Really Happened Aboard the RMS Carinthia”; “As Told By Someone Who Was There”; “VIVIAN MARCH.”
