Schutt, Bill

An engaging, often droll look at the engine of life and the long history of efforts to understand it.

While perhaps not for the faint of heart, this is a reasoned view of something so often used for shock value. Highly recommended for those interested in zoology, virology, biology, anthropology, criminology, history, and nature. ["The writing is delightfully accessible, rarely boring, and utterly captivating": LJ 11/15/16 starred review of the Algonquin hc.]

Schutt's writing is delightfully accessible, rarely boring, and utterly captivating. A must-buy for high school and public libraries.