Faulkner and the Mayflower
I am in the middle ofprinting my Faulkner presentation out and reading over it to make sure that it makes sense (although, since it is about Faulkner I am sure I could get some leeway). However, Borders sent me a short exceprt from Nathaniel Philbrick's Mayflower that stole my attention for a few minutes.
If you haven't read Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea, you should take the time. It is an wonderful work. Along with the Mayflower excerpt I also recieved a link to a cool scan of John Smith's map of New England 1614. Check it out. You can zoom in on certain sections.
If you haven't read Philbrick's In the Heart of the Sea, you should take the time. It is an wonderful work. Along with the Mayflower excerpt I also recieved a link to a cool scan of John Smith's map of New England 1614. Check it out. You can zoom in on certain sections.