This is not a book of cartoons, it is a magic spell to free your mind.

The Collective Unconscience of Odd Bodkins

Dan O'Neill

Arts & Photography

Volcano Press/Glide Publications

Presentation copy, Signed by the author, in very good condition throughout,

Divided Loyalties - Dan O'Neill: The Life and Times of a Mayo Man Who Won an All-Ireland Title with Louth in 1957

Low Ball Against the Wind Publishing

does not include access code the book is used but in great condition

The Modern Communicator

Adam Earnheardt

Business & Money

Greatriver Technologies

The Modern Communicator (Applications and Strategies for Interpersonal Communication, Group Communication, and Public Speaking)

Great River Technologies

The book is brand new unopened in its original stretch film wrap. The One-Time Online Access Code' has never been used.

The Modern Communicator: Applications and Strategies for Interpersonal Communication, Group Communication, and Public Speaking

Great River Learning

From humble beginnings, there always has been something special about this hockey franchise and its connection to St. Louis, something about the Note on the sweater, the names who have worn it and the narrative they have create … something that has resonated over 50 years. If you were there at the start, you still feel it, the organ thumping, the building trembling, the passion exploding. You can see men and women, dressed to the nines, dancing in the aisles. You can picture Saturday nights at The Arena, when a new religion took hold, when the St. Louis Blues came marching In. It was the start of a romance that never fades, a love affair embraces sports fans in this Midwestern town and never lets go. Those first nights have been decorated in so many nights since, so many memories, so many hearts that bleed blue. You can still feel it, 50 years later, covered in vintage jerseys and "Towel Man" tosses. It still reverberates. "Blues Hockey" by Reedy Press captures that magic - the color, the characters and the excitement. It takes you through the first 50 years of the St. Louis Blues, through those early expansion-team nights, though dramatic ups and downs, through the on-going quest to capture an elusive Stanley Cup Championship. The Blues have been much more than a piece of the St. Louis landscape. From the outset, they have been equal partners in the city's soul, an extension of its hard-working personality. They have left an indelible cultural imprint, an ever-lasting impression that is captured in the images and stories on these pages. "Blues History" is a book St. Louis sports fans will cherish for years to come.

When the Blues Go Marching In: An Illustrated Timeline of St. Louis Blues Hockey

Sports & Outdoors

Hockey

Reedy Press, LLC

Cardinals baseball has become more than a pastime in St. Louis. The association with baseball and all things red is a regional identification, a rite of summer, a best baseball town way of life. The phenomenon is rooted in nearly 130 years of history, unforgettable eras and legendary players. From the Gas House Gang of the 1930s, the Swifties of the 40s, the El Birdos of the 60s to the present, the Cardinals are one of the most successful franchises in major league baseball, one of its iconic names. But no decade is more responsible for igniting the passion and pride than 1980s. Inheriting a lineup ill-suited to its ballpark, a clubhouse tainted with substance abuse, a franchise in stagnation, Whitey Herzog re-invented the brand. With stunning moves and remarkable vision, he infused the Redbirds with pitching, speed and defense and introduced a decade of thrills and chills. Players like Ozzie Smith, Willie McGee, Bruce Sutter, Jack Clark, and Joaquin Andujar took St. Louis to three World Series and took Busch Stadium attendance to heights it had never known. Detailed in spectacular pictures and memorable tales, Celebration takes you there, as well, back to the decade of Whiteyball, back to stolen bases, Secret Weapons and Go Crazy! magic ... back to when Cardinals baseball was breathtaking.

Celebration: The Magic of the Cardinals in the 1980s

History

Americas

Reedy Press

When I finished the first edition of this book, the Blues had gone 50 seasons without capturing the NHL s ultimate prize. Then came their 51st season, unprecedented and improbable. Nineteen inconsistent games into the 2018-19 schedule, the Blues made a coaching change. Thirty-seven games in, they possessed the fewest points in the 31-team league. Playoffs were a pipe dream, and the Stanley Cup seemed more distant than ever. But steadied by an interim coach, lifted by a rookie goaltender, and sparked by a record winning streak, a storybook unfolded. And with it came a mandate to revisit this volume, to account for the most remarkable episode of all the rags-to-riches tale of a Stanley Cup championship.

When the Blues Go Marching in: An Illustrated Timeline of St. Louis Blues Hockey, Championship Edition

When the St. Louis Blues were granted a new National Hockey League franchise in 1966, they made goaltender Glenn Hall their first pick in the expansion draft of 1967. Since that time, a lot of different names (696) and a lot of different jersey numbers (81) have adorned the sweater. Once and for all, the Best of the Blues settles the water-cooler debates and bar-room arguments over who was the best ever to play for the franchise. Remember unremarkable names like Jack Borotsik, colorful characters like Steve “Mental Case” Durbano, and some of the game’s most iconic figures like Brett Hull, Wayne Gretzky, Doug Harvey, and Jacque Plante. St. Louis native Dan O’Neill, who covered the team for more than 30 years at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, spotlights the top 25 players in Blues history, along with the seasons and circumstances that made them so special. You’ll find sections about the “Best of the Brief'' and the “Best of the Rest,” those who should be part of the conversation along with a fanciful glossary on the best of everything else about the franchise and its loyal fan base. The Best of the Blues lays it out like a Bob Plager hip check and hits the net like a Brett Hull snap-shot. This is a book that will peak the interest and capture the imagination of St. Louis hockey fans for years to come.

Best of the Blues

Crazy But True St. Louis History

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