This description tells you everything you need to know about Gonzo Ichthyology, donated by author Milton Love. It's a hoot, yet wildly informative. How can you resist? The description: From Milton Love and Jessica Eggers, the same team that gave you...well...nothing, 'cause this is their first team effort...comes Gonzo Ichthyology A Graphic Guide. What is Gonzo Ichthyology? Is it a personal, non-objective, view of fishes? Is it idiosyncratic art that is the love child [don't ask] of M. C. Escher and Aubrey Beardsley? Or is it both of these things — a remarkable melding of art and science? Frankly, we neither know, nor do we particularly care. But seriously, and if we can just have a little heart-to-heart here, this book is kind of like a petty bourgeois croissant stuffed to overflowing with Nutella. But, in this instance, we have substituted stuff about fishes for that sweet, sweet elixir. What kinds of stuff? Well, aspects of fish biology, fish ecology, fish behavior, the history of ichthyology, piscine sex, fishy violence...you know...stuff. And, while you are being force fed this stuff, we will manage to, hmmm, not tickle your funny bone exactly, but maybe give it a swift kick where the sun don't shine. Yes, your copy of Gonzo Ichthyology A Graphic Guide will be a treasured family keepsake for generations to come. Always assuming that the generation time of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, is equal to 9–14 days. Revel, our friends, in the glorious cover!