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Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Her debut memoir, The Year of Undoing, will be published by Penguin imprint Transworld, born from a Moth story she performed that went viral and gathered millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. The book challenges glossy notions of transformation, offering instead a raw, irreverent portrait of change: “Change isn’t romantic. It’s muddy, brutal, and, at times, absurd. It’s about undoing. And on the other side? It turns out, there’s you.”
With a voice that is both unflinchingly honest and wryly funny, Salima has built a growing audience who turn to her work for its blend of grit, wit, and warmth. She is currently at work on her first novel.
She lives down a quiet country lane with her family — and Tigger the cat — where her happiest hours are spent by the fire, on the trapeze, or tailing her teenagers.
Represented By: Sharmaine Lovegrove
Her debut memoir, The Year of Undoing, will be published by Penguin imprint Transworld, born from a Moth story she performed that went viral and gathered millions of views on Instagram and TikTok. The book challenges glossy notions of transformation, offering instead a raw, irreverent portrait of change: “Change isn’t romantic. It’s muddy, brutal, and, at times, absurd. It’s about undoing. And on the other side? It turns out, there’s you.”
With a voice that is both unflinchingly honest and wryly funny, Salima has built a growing audience who turn to her work for its blend of grit, wit, and warmth. She is currently at work on her first novel.
She lives down a quiet country lane with her family — and Tigger the cat — where her happiest hours are spent by the fire, on the trapeze, or tailing her teenagers.
