Below you’ll find information on events both virtual and in-person that I’ll be participating in over the coming months. I’m also available and always happy to do book club visits via Skype or Zoom.
I love doing book events, so if you are interested in having me speak at your literary festival/conference/class, or if you would like to bring me to your local bookstore, please do get in touch.
PLEASE NOTE: I can only do physical public events in spaces that are wheelchair-accessible. Wheelchair-accessible means, at minimum, that an event has wheelchair-accessible entry (no stairs) and easy access to wheelchair-accessible washrooms in the same venue (ie. not across the street). A wheelchair-accessible stage (or no stage at all) is also preferred. Further accessibility measures (captions, ASL, scent-free environments, etc) are welcomed and encouraged.
If you are interested in booking me for an author event, please be sure to read my Access and Inclusion Riders below so as to ensure that your event takes place in a wheelchair-accessible space, and that you are aware of both mine and the audience’s additional access needs. Please note that these are living documents, and access needs and requirements change on an ongoing basis–as such, these riders will be updated from time to time:
Access and Inclusion Rider — Leduc — IN-PERSON
Access and Inclusion Rider — Leduc — VIRTUAL
For more tips on how to make your literary event accessible, check out this great resource.
March 26, 7pm ET.
Jack Rabinovitch Reading Room, Toronto Reference Library
789 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4W 2G8
Come join us in celebrating the Toronto launch of WILD LIFE! The evening will feature a conversation between Amanda and celebrated Toronto author Kerry Clare.
Free to attend.
PLEASE NOTE: As of March 10, this event is sold out. Spaces may become available at the door on the night of the event. Please monitor the Eventbrite page for the event for any updates.
Accessibility Information:
Please wear a face mask to this event if you are able to do so.
The Jack Rabinovitch Reading Room at the Toronto Reference Library has wheelchair-accessible entry and wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the premises.
April 23 – 27
Homewood Suites
40 Bay Street South, Hamilton, Ontario
Amanda will be a guest at gritLIT 2025, Hamilton’s Readers and Writers Festival.
Accessibility Information:
Please wear a face mask to this event if you are able to do so.
The festival venue is the Homewood Suites hotel in downtown Hamilton. It is a wheelchair-accessible space with wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the premises.
April 27 – May 4, 2025
Brampton, Ontario
Amanda will be appearing at the tenth annual Festival of Literary Diversity–this time solely as an author and not as a member of staff! 🙂
Accessibility Information:
Please wear a face mask to this event if you are able to do so.
The festival venue, Brampton’s Rose Theatre, is a wheelchair-accessible space with wheelchair-accessible washrooms on the premises. Closed-captioning will be offered for Mainstage festival sessions.
For detailed accessibility information at The Rose, please visit their website.