I've been living in Iqaluit (in the High Arctic) for nearly eight months now, and today was the second time someone told me, "Maybe you'll write a book about your experiences some day!"
It... doesn't really work like that, so I said, "I don't write non-fiction."
"Oh." The other person was not deterred. "Well, maybe you could write something fictional about the Arctic."
I really don't want to offend people who enjoy living here (I didn't) so I said, "Yeah, maybe" and changed the subject. I think I'll just do that from now on if ever anyone gets the idea that living in a place automatically means a writer can produce a book about that place.
They published Fifty Shades of Grey, so what makes you think a story about the Arctic wouldn't sell?
You could make it a romance/horror novel. Couple reading the Kama Sutra, suddenly the heat goes out. With their genitals frozen together, they must work together to relight the heater before death (or worse, the Viagra wears off) occurs!!
(Yeah, I'm going to hell.)