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Grace L. Dillon

Grace L. Dillon

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Grace L. Dillon is the author of Walking the Clouds, a collection that explores Indigenous futurism. Her work offers a unique perspective on science fiction and speculative stories.

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Science FictionLiterary FictionFolkloreNon-FictionSociology

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Book cover of Walking the Clouds

Walking the Clouds

Grace L. Dillon

Book cover of Routledge Handbook of Cofuturisms

Routledge Handbook of Cofuturisms

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Grace L. Dillon known for?

    Grace L. Dillon is widely recognized for coining the term "Indigenous Futurisms" and for her foundational work in establishing this field of study. Her scholarship explores the intersection of Indigenous cultures, science fiction, and speculative thought.

  • What is the significance of Indigenous Futurisms?

    Indigenous Futurisms, a concept developed by Grace L. Dillon, examines how Indigenous peoples use science fiction, fantasy, and other speculative genres to reclaim narratives, imagine decolonized futures, and address historical trauma.