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Maggie Koerth

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Maggie Koerth is the author of Mental Floss Presents Be Amazing. She writes engaging non-fiction, sharing fascinating facts and insights in a fun, accessible way.

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Non-Fiction Humor Self-Help

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Mental floss presents Be amazing

Maggie Koerth

Mental Floss Presents #2

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Maggie Koerth known for?

    Maggie Koerth is recognized for her work as a science journalist and senior reporter at FiveThirtyEight, where she covers a range of topics including science, health, and environmental issues. Her writing often focuses on data-driven analysis and debunking common misconceptions.

  • Where else can I read Maggie Koerth's work?

    Beyond her book, Maggie Koerth's articles and reporting can be found on FiveThirtyEight, where she is a prominent voice. She has also contributed to other publications, sharing her insights on various scientific and social topics.

  • Does Maggie Koerth write about specific scientific fields?

    Maggie Koerth frequently writes about climate change, public health, and the intersection of science and politics. Her work often involves breaking down complex scientific concepts for a general audience.