This is an illustrated comic take on the rules of sailing – poking fun of right of way rules, racing rules, and etiquette will instantly 'speak' to sailors at all levels of experience.

Jim Crawford doesn't believe it is. In Confessions of an Antinatalist, Crawford reflects on what it means to exist in the belly of a ravening serpent-life whose only prey is itself, and whose teeth are very, very sharp.

The protagonist has conquered death, distance, time and the future. The book pauses before the following books concerning the details and adventures of particular selected subjects.

Planning for Fire and Life Safety Prevention. The Plan Review Process: Engineering Elements in Prevention. Code Enforcement/Development: Developing Quality Codes and Making Sure They Are Enforced.

In Geography of Hearts, Jim Crawford records his observations and experiences as he and new wife, Cathy, trek across the U.S. on bicycles, camping gear and supplies packed in panniers.

A collection of photos and interviews about blues performers in the 21st Century.

Short story, typescript, signed James Crawford. Letter to R.S. Byrnes and Val Vallis attached, dated 16 November 1958. Story was published in Overland, No.3, Autumn 1955.

Learn how to fly fish for huge Chinook salmon and big, jumping cohos in this very informative book.