Salem Paige (they/them) is a transgender poet whose works revolve around the exploration of identity, technology, space, nature, and discomfort. “In the world of Salem Paige, poetry becomes a vehicle for transformation, a medium through which we can uncover the hidden layers of our own existence and find solace in the shared narratives of the human experience.” – Sunday Mornings at the River
Paige has been shortlisted for the Bridport Poetry Prize and longlisted for the ROOM Poetry Prize. Their poems have been published in BiPan magazine, flo. literary magazine, STREETCAKE magazine, and others.
Paige lives and works on Algonquin Anishinaabe territory (so-called Ottawa, Ontario), where they spend time napping excessively, binging reality tv, and annoying their partner and their two cats. They can be found as @corpseofapoet on instagram and twitter.
Paige has been shortlisted for the Bridport Poetry Prize and longlisted for the ROOM Poetry Prize. Their poems have been published in BiPan magazine, flo. literary magazine, STREETCAKE magazine, and others.
Paige lives and works on Algonquin Anishinaabe territory (so-called Ottawa, Ontario), where they spend time napping excessively, binging reality tv, and annoying their partner and their two cats. They can be found as @corpseofapoet on instagram and twitter.
