How can we read and interpret diverse Indigenous literatures in ways that better reflect the global reality of Indigenous life? This talk offers one possible answer by presenting a framework for reading relationally across Indigenous novels and short stories from North America, Oceania, and South Asia. The literary constellations that structure these readings offer stories of resurgence that connect seemingly disparate Indigenous nations so we might imagine our worlds otherwise. Specific to this talk is a constellation focused on how queer and Two Spirit Indigenous kinships hold multiple relations at once, reminding readers of our varied and overlapping responsibilities to one another as members of a shared planet.