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Borderlands

Article | 01-October-2020

Creative Sovereignty: The In-Between Space: Indigenous Sovereignties in Creative and Comparative Perspective

notes from the field, and two creative pieces provide a glimpse of various ways to envision creative sovereignty in practice. Blaire Topash-Caldwell in her article ‘Sovereign Futures in Neshnabé Speculative Fiction’ explores how Indigenous science fiction is not just a leisurely activity, but rather a creative approach to sovereignty. Topash-Caldwell explores the Neshnabé oral tradition character of Weetigo and how it can be seen as a metaphor to describe the settler colonial state. Weetigo, a

MATTHEW WILDCAT, JUSTIN DE LEON

Borderlands, Volume 19 , ISSUE 2, 1–28