Jim Hull Books

Casey at the Bat
Casey at the Bat

By Jim Hull, Ernest Lawrence Thayer, Ernest L. Thayer

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A narrative poem about a celebrated baseball player who struck out in the crucial moment of a game.

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Resource Your Waste
Resource Your Waste

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Are Humans Obsolete How to Deal with What May Come
Are Humans Obsolete
Are Humans Obsolete

By Jim Hull

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Crisis leadership
Crisis leadership

By Jim Hull

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Casey At The Bat
Casey At The Bat

By Ernest Lawrence Thayer, Martin, Gardner, Jim Hull, Ernest L. Thayer, Introduction By Martin Gardner

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A blend of the absurd and the tragic lies at the heart of this immortal baseball ballad, and this splendid edition features 56 pen-and-ink drawings that perfectly capture its ironic tone and comic...

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Crisis Leadership the Navy Way
No more butts
No more butts

By Richard W. Olshavsky

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Vampire in Free Fall
Vampire in Free Fall

By Jim Hull

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Vampire in Free Fall
Vampire in Free Fall

By Jim Hull

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