Author Jeff Pullen’s New Book, “Baseballs .400 Hitter and the Forbidden Experiment,” is a Fascinating Novel That Follows the Career of a Mathematical Genius
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Richmond Hill, NY, April 26, 2024 --( PR.com )-- Jeff Pullen, who was born in New York City in 1948, has completed his new book, “Baseballs .400 Hitter and the Forbidden Experiment”: a riveting work that follows an accomplished mathematical genius working on a medical experiment with his partner Dr. Kingsly, creating a computerized prosthesis to be one day fused with its human subject.Drew Charlesworth was also gifted with an unusual ability to hit a baseball. This skill, once he reached the major league, thrust him into the limelight, exposing his other work, which angered political and religious Conservatives.Author Jeff Pullen earned his BFA and MFA in painting at Pratt Institute. Additionally, he has had several works published in online magazines, including InkWellMag.com 2012 (volumes 9 and 11), “Out on Bleeker Street” and “Back Out on Temporary Roads”; FatCityReview.com (December 2012), “Videos from the Cold”; and ThePlumPlum.org (spring 2013 issue), “The Queen of Hearts.”Pullen writes, “Robles went on to confirm he played four seasons at MIT in the Division 3 Patriot League while getting his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in advanced math and physics. After finishing school and his four-year eligibility, he signed with an unaffiliated low Division A team out of Andover, where he was accidentally spotted by one of Charleston’s scouts visiting family in Massachusetts. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on.