Alaskan Stories: Sedna the Sea-Goddess & Myth of Last Frontier
We are the stories we tell. In Alaska the Inupiaq people tell the story of Sedna the goddess of the sea. They understand that the land they live on is a complex web of physical and spiritual beings. But the colonisers of Alaska tell a different set of stories about the same landscape. They tell stories of Wilderness…
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