P. K. Page, in a career that has lasted for almost half a century, has shown herself a Protean writer, continually overstepping the boundaries of genre and category. She has written a romantic novel, a number of novellas and short stories, and...

RK. Page's poetry is often associated with Surrealism, but critical articulation of her Surrealism is minimal. The style and structure of much of her early poetry is arguably Surrealist, in its juxtapositive imagery, rapidity of association, parataxis, and intermittent effect of automatist composition. Her...

The following bibliography was prepared by Erin Whitmore, a graduate student in the Canadian Studies and Native Studies Masters program at Trent University, under the supervision of Zailig Pollock. It consist of an update of "Part II: Works on PK. Page" of John Orange's...

American educator Rooke contributed to and later edited the literary periodical The Malahat Review. In the following excerpt, she provides a survey of Page's verse and considers the influence of Sufi philosophy on the poet's works.

Wachtel is a writer, editor, critic, and radio personality. In the following interview, Page discusses her early life, her poetry and prose, and various literary influences. She also describes her foray into drawing.

The following excerpt contains essays by three writers of differing schools of criticism—Freudian Kay Stockholder, poststructuralist/feminist Shirley Neuman, and historical/practical scholar D. M. R. Bentley. Below, each author outlines his/her approach to teaching Page's "The Permanent Tourists" to undergraduate university students.