Anna Leventhal

Title: Instructor
Email: a.leventhal@uwinnipeg.ca

Biography:

Anna Leventhal is a creative writer with an MFA from UBC's School of Creative Writing, and an MA in Communication Studies from McGill University. She’s the author of the award-winning short story collection Sweet Affliction, and has published fiction and nonfiction in Geist, Maisonneuve, The Ex-Puritan, carte blanche, Lettres québécoises, The Toronto Star, the Montreal Review of Books, and elsewhere. She was the 2021-2022 Writer-in-Residence at the Winnipeg Public Library.

Teaching Areas:

Creative writing, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary criticism and analysis

Publications:

BOOKS

Sweet Affliction. Invisible Publishing, Toronto/Halifax, 2014.
(contributing editor) The Art of Trespassing. Invisible Publishing, Toronto/Halifax, 2008.

SHORT FICTION, ARTICLES, CREATIVE NONFICTION [SELECTED]

"A Strong Family Resemblance." Maisonneuve Issue 79, 2021.

"Sugartown." carte blanche, Montreal, 2019.

"Seagull." Lettres québécoises, numéro 173, Montreal, 2019.

"Dans l'antre de Popolo Press." (trans. Bertrand Busson). Zinc 39, Montreal, 2016.

"L'Horloge." The Puritan Summer Supplement, Toronto, 2015.

"The Yoga Teachers." Minority Reports: New English Writing from Quebec. Véhicule Press, Montreal, 2011.

"Last Man Standing." Maisonneuve No. 40, 2011.

"Sweet Affliction." Geist No. 77, 2010.

"Notes From Cave 11." The Future Hygienic. PistolPress, Montreal, 2009.

"The Polar Bear at the Museum." The Journey Prize Stories 20. McClelland & Stewart, Toronto, 2008. First published in Geist No. 67, 2007.

"Making Do." Matrix Issue 81, Montreal, 2008.

"Partridge Poems: Spoken word artist Taqralik Partridge raps on why Inuit women fill her with awe." Shameless Magazine, Toronto, 2007.

"Scarlets and Cubans." Geist No. 61, 2006.

"The Politics of Small: Strategies and Considerations in Zine Preservation." DOCAM: Documentation and Conservation of Media Arts Heritage, Montreal, 2006.

"Making Airwaves: Community Radio Teaches Girls To Speak Up And Shout Out." Shameless Magazine, Toronto, 2004.