The Library of Ice

In The Library of Ice, acclaimed poet and writer Nancy Campbell embarks on a captivating journey from the northernmost museum in Greenland to explore the many facets of ice and its profound impact on our lives amidst the challenges of climate change. Blending memoir, scientific inquiry, and cultural history, she traverses diverse landscapes—from Arctic settlements to the archives of the Bodleian Library—unearthing the intricate connections between people and their environments. This compelling narrative offers readers an evocative glimpse into a fragile world, underscored by the urgent relevance of her observations in a time of transformation.