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If Greenland were green, it would probably have been more fully explored, inhabited, and developed in the thousand years since Eric the Red settled its southwestern coast and gave name to the land. But most of Greenland lies above the Arctic Circle, its surface covered by a vast ice cap, its shoreline churned by the calving of monstrous icebergs, many of its native people shrouded in Stone Age hab... More

If Greenland were green, it would probably have been more fully explored, inhabited, and developed in the thousand years since Eric the Red settled its southwestern coast and gave name to the land. But most of Greenland lies above the Arctic Circle, its surface covered by a vast ice cap, its shoreline churned by the calving of monstrous icebergs, many of its native people shrouded in Stone Age habits until little over a generation ago. Madelyn Anderson writes about this fascinating, forbidding land and its people.

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