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Paula Gunn Allen
One of the foremost scholars of Native American literature, Paula Gunn
Allen's many books include the novel The Woman Who Owned the Shadows,
the landmark critical work The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine
in American Indian Traditions, and a new collection of essays, Off
the Reservation. This year she has been honored with a Lifetime Achievement
Award from the Native Writers Circle for her groundbreaking work.
Her latest book is Hozho: Walking in Beauty, an anthology of historical
and contemporary stories by Native authors which she coedited. Originally
from New Mexico, Allen has lived in California for many years and is Professor
Emerita of English at UCLA.
October 19, 2001
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