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The Woman Who Owned the Shadows. by. Paula Gunn Allen. · Rating details · ratings · 15 reviews. The first novel about a Native American woman by a Native American woman in fifty years, this mesmerizing work tells the story of Ephanie, a half-breed who seeks herself through her roots. The Woman Who Owned the Shadows (), is about a woman who comes to realize that she is a lesbian. Allen explores and affirms for women and lesbians the ideas of Spider Grandmother who, in many. Paula Gunn Allen's novel, The Woman Who Owned the Shadows, IS important-one of few written by an American Indian woman focusing on an Indian woman's life. (Other examples are Sophia Alice Callahan's Wynemia: A Child of the Forest, , and Mourning Dove's Cogewea, the Half Blood, ). Allen writes out of her Laguna Pueblo heritage (she.