Raymond Hull was a Canadian playwright, author, and screenwriter, known for his collaboration with Laurence J. Peter on The Peter Principle. Born in 1919, Hull had a successful career in literature and entertainment, writing over 30 plays and numerous television scripts. He contributed to well-known publications such as Punch and Esquire, blending humor with critical social commentary. Hull’s ability to weave humor into complex topics made The Peter Principle both an entertaining and insightful read.

While The Peter Principle remains his most famous work, Hull’s legacy extends to his contributions in theater and media. His career reflected a deep understanding of human nature and social structures, using his writing to expose the ironies of life in a way that resonated with readers across various fields.