Simple and straightforward with just enough interesting background, not encyclopedic like some tend to be. I like the way the pages are set out, it's comfortable on the eye. Covers a good range.
Why is it that cook books, including this one, don't want to tell you how to kill a crab or lobster before cooking? Is it one of those subjects that no one dare speak of? PC in a cook book? I've been to Billingsgate Market many times, every visit a wonderful experience, and there's never a shortage of advice. So why not in a book whose focus is cooking fish?
Nonetheless I love this book.