• Age: 17
• Grade: 12

Contributors explore the urban systems and structures that frame our everyday lives. The Art of Trespassing imagines networks, neighbourhoods, and relationships, exposing them as both confining and liberating.

Anna Leventhal won sec­ond prize in the 2nd annual Geist Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest for “Scarlets and Cubans.” She lives in Montreal, where she is active in arts and cul­ture, hav­ing worked on the local Bookmobile project and co-founded the Bibliograph/e Zine Library, among other things. Leventhal has also per­formed exper­i­men­tal col­lab­o­ra­tive the­atre pieces in New York, San Francisco, Toronto and Montreal. She served as edi­tor of The Art of Trespassing, pub­lished September 2008 by Invisible Publishing.

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“An anthology of new writers that sparkles with imagination, energy, and flashes of poetry. And perhaps most importantly, it’s an awfully fun read.”—Jonathan Goldstein, author of Lenny Bruce is Dead

Jonathan Goldstein

“All of these unique and emerging voices leave a calm sense of questioning — you will never look at yourself or your neighbourhood the same way again after reading this book.”—Rabble.ca

Rabble.ca