Antarktika (Perfect Paperback)

The mix of fantasy elements with real-world climate issues was striking. I'm curious what inspired the balance between speculative and realistic storytelling.

The vivid descriptions made me feel both fascinated and small in the face of nature's grandeur. How did the author approach capturing such a vast, icy wilderness?

The choices they faced felt deeply human despite the fantastical setting. What do others think about how these dilemmas were portrayed?