Anna Leah contributes to New York's robust daily as a freelance journalist, covering the pracitical world of work in New York City.

Samples:

• Space Odyssey
• Looking at the Big Picture

Anna Leah has been a staff writer and photographer at Brokelyn for 2 years. Brokelyn is an online lifestyle magazine, focusing on teaching Brooklynites how to live chic on the cheap.

Some of her more successful stories:

• How to find an affordable lawyer in NYC
• Bar of the Week: The Narrows
• Escape from NY with cheap winter flights
• Cheap drugs: BK pharmacies head-to-head
• High-holiday tix: don't pay to pray
• Free STD testing for the morning after
• Play bingo with Kenneth, help kids read
• How far will you go to save a swipe?
• A cutesy day trip to the CT shore
• How to stretch it further: meds and makeup
• How to make your batteries last longer
• Get an alternative use from your daily stuff
• How much can I make doing hair?
• How to raise $1M for your startup
• Fun dance classes for slim budgets
• Have yourself a dumpster Thanksgiving!
• Free after-school programs for kids in Brooklyn
• Fashion tips from small-spending stylistas
• How to avoid hand-me-down bedbugs
• Road test: Macy's free makeovers
• $100,000 in Brooklyn, $83,394 in Cheyenne?
• Brooklyn film studio caters to the nano-budgeted

As a fulltime reader in Los Angeles, Anna Leah wrote coverage of proposed scripts for this ground-breaking entertainment company, headed by Moctezuma Esparza.
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• Bloodline
  Two brothers cope with their inheritance on the wrong side of the tracks
• Drunk
  A doctor with a drinking problem gets caught up in a world of crime through his underground clinic
• Horse Talker
  A wannabe-Texas Ranger partners with a wise, verbose horse for justice

• Face the Promise
  Critiques of Bob Seger's 2005 release.

• ومن هنا فإن ما
  A collection of colloquial Arabic poetry, translated
• The Cost and Quest of Silence
  Intergenterational silence in A.B. Yehoshua's The Continuing Silence of a Poet and Grossman's See Under: Love

• The Euro-Soviet Dance (with the uncertain state of Latvia playing the fiddle)
  Questions what role ethnicity and language plays in the financial and technological success of Latvians, at home and abroad [Omar Dahi, 'North-South or South-South']
• You can Take the Islanders off the Island
  A sociological look at Samoan community in Seattle, using myspace.com as a primary source [Richard Chu, 'Asian/Pacific/American Communities]
• The Beauty of the Forbidden and the Brain
  The appeal of forbidden fruit into 3 topics, each topic expressed in 4 points, each point given 5 paragraphs, consisting of 6 sentences composed in iambic septameter. The rhyme scheme is A-B-A-A-B-C, with the C of the first paragraph rhyming with the C of the thirtieth. [Josh Fost, 'Beauty and the Brain', on the neuroscience of the aesthetic experience]