Provocative, edgy, humorous, racy, avant-garde, thought-provoking, and full of wonder describe The Princess of the Bottom of the World, a multimedia serial novel that tackles climate change by giving sugar with the medicine. Though fiction, it is based on the author’s true adventures (such as encountering shipwrecks, infiltrating an international seaport, and living through a deadly storm), travels to Antarctica and the surrounds, time living in Argentina, work with science, and longtime professional writing. In the novel, Scott Sullivan must venture to the coldest and most remote place on Earth to warm his heart to love. He journeys to Antarctica and other distant regions to study and write about wildlife and environmental issues, especially climate change. But for far too long he has put his personal life on ice. Nothing could have prepared him for the spellbinding beauty and heart-wrenching reality he encounters. During the voyage he befriends Cassandra, a quirky crew member who begins the melting process on his heart. In his search to better understand the world, he unexpectedly finds a better understanding of himself. But Scott and Cassandra must go their separate ways. When a shipwreck draws Scott back to Puerto Ushuaia, he meets Melina, an Argentine filmmaker on assignment. Afterward, instead of returning to the US, Scott travels to her home in La Plata, Argentina. But their time together stops short. The most severe storm in the history of the city hits then tears them apart. Many years later, he learns that their relationship never ended.