Veronique Greenwood

Writer

Veronique Greenwood is a science journalist. Her work has been published in The New York Times Magazine, Discover Magazine, and Scientific American, among others. She is based in Switzerland.

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Written by Veronique Greenwood

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Stories and literature

When the stories add up: the six narrative arcs in fiction

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Biography and memoir

Beyond

A remote island, an Arctic expedition, a one-way trip to Mars – what drives our urge to explore the farthest reaches?

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A cow being airlifted by a helicopter in a harness over green mountainous terrain on a clear day.

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Animals and humans

Cows might fly

When the land is all filled up, it’s time to get creative with it, as small countries like Switzerland already know

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Childhood and adolescence

I grew up in the future

My mom is a futurist, that peculiar subclass of optimists who believe they can see the day after tomorrow coming

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