At last, something to really get your teeth into: an entertaining, informative and gruesome look at the world's greatest taboo.
Bill Schutt is Professor of Biology at Liu Post (Long Island University) and Research Associate at the American Museum of Natural History. He is the author of Dark Banquet: Blood and the Curious Lives of Blood-Feeding Creatures and two novels, Draculae and Hell's Gate (with J. R. Finch).
Entertaining ... fascinating
*Guardian*
Gripping and often disturbing ... Schutt [has] a rare gift for
making biology dramatic. His accounts of family life among
invertebrates are hair-raising
*Sunday Times*
There is plenty to intrigue and entertain.
*Observer*
A fascinating and surprisingly fun read ... though laughing at a
history of cannibalism can garner you some funny looks on public
transport.
*Daily Mail*
An interesting book with a lot of fascinating stories.
*Spectator*
A delightfully cool-headed voyage ... Schutt takes a modern-day
cultural taboo, gently pulls it apart and give is the full
scientific treatment.
*BBC Wildlife*
Engaging
*Daily Telegraph*
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