Murder in the Museum of Man (Norman de Ratour Mystery Book 1)

Dean Cranston Fessing of Wainscott University has not only been murdered, but his grisly remains bear the unmistakable mark of preparation as haute cuisine. Norman de Ratour, recording secretary in the Museum of Man and unlikely sleuth, uncovers a bubbling cauldron of clues in this satire of academic life and contemporary social issues -- a stew of murder, cannibalism, skewered political correctness, and high camp that The New Yorker called "an adroit, hilarious send-up."