A reviewer called it вЂњa military screw-up novel.вЂќ He meant that in a nice way. Since weвЂ™re thinking of Greenland in this way, let me say my first novel has nothing to do with real estate. As recently as 1946, President TrumanвЂ™s administration offered $100 million in gold for Greenland. Wow, what could you do with that? Look at that site.вЂ™вЂќДЄnd itвЂ™s not like Greenland hasnвЂ™t been on the American shopping list before. вЂњEven as president,вЂќ he recently told an assembly of real estate agents, вЂњI ride down streets and I say, вЂWow, is that place nice. Trump admits he canвЂ™t stop looking at property. The changes are so severe that social scientists say the population shows signs of suffering from вЂњecological grief.вЂќД«ut, hey, thereвЂ™s lots of waterfront property, untold mineral and petroleum wealth, and weвЂ™d have a lock on a good chunk of arctic property as the planet heats up. The glaciers are melting faster than ever, and Greenlanders are coping with radical disruptions in their way of life. Greenland is at the leading edge of global warming. The country has enough on its mind without adding the stress of a real estate closing. вЂњGreenland is not for sale and cannot be sold,вЂќ says GreenlandвЂ™s premier, Kim Kielsen. Greenland sure has been thinking about it. No doubt youвЂ™ve heard he recently floated the idea of buying Greenland. Now, it seems, weвЂ™re all thinking of Greenland because Someone Very Important started thinking of Greenland. My first published novel is called No One Thinks of Greenland. And thinking of not thinking of Greenland. I started my writing career thinking of Greenland.

I bet youвЂ™ve been thinking of Greenland lately.Д«ut then, IвЂ™ve been thinking of Greenland for years.

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