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Contributing Editor for @sciam | THE WORLD AS WE KNEW IT (Catapult) | ICE: FROM MIXED DRINKS TO SKATING RINKS - A COOL HISTORY OF A HOT COMMODITY (Putnam) | PhD
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Jeff VanderMeer on How Scientific Uncertainty Inspires His Weird Fiction

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| Scientific American Verified
Few novelists are as adept at inspiring both horror and awe as Jeff VanderMeer. The author is perhaps best known for his award-winning Southern Reach series, of which the first three installments—Annihilation, Authority and Acceptance—were published in 2014. The books follow cadres of scientists on expeditions into Area X, a swath of pristine wilderness along Florida’s coast where nature has inexplicably shifted, changing not only itself but anyone or anything deemed a threat to its existence.
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The History of Human-Made Ice

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| NewsBreak
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The History of Human-Made Ice

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| Discover Magazine Verified
This story was originally published in our Sept/Oct 2023 issue as "Cold Comfort" to subscribe to read more stories like this one. One year before the U.S. Civil War ended, an embargo had brought the southern ice trade to a halt, causing the region's chefs, bartenders, nurses and doctors to lose access to the northern ice they'd come to rely on for preserving food, making drinks and healing bodies. Without ice, the South was suffering.
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