Sun, Sep 29  •  3pm

Journeys Through Heartache

Lesley Crewe and Sarah Leipciger

Canadian authors explore marriage, grief and the trials of having to find a new way forward.

Literary
Conversation
Pass Required
Starting at $34.99 for a Sunday Pass
Lesley Crewe and Sarah Leipciger headshots
Lesley Crewe and Sarah Leipciger headshots

Sun, Sep 29  •  3pm

Journeys Through Heartache

Lesley Crewe and Sarah Leipciger

Canadian authors explore marriage, grief and the trials of having to find a new way forward.

Literary
Conversation
Pass Required
Starting at $34.99 for a Sunday Pass

About

Join us for an engaging event with Canadian authors Lesley Crewe and Sarah Leipciger as they discuss their latest novels exploring love, loss and healing. In Crewe’s Death & Other Inconveniences, 62-year-old Margo must learn how to stand on her own for the first time as she faces the chaos left behind after her husband’s death, which includes a lot of paperwork, a cat, complicated family dynamics and her dead husband’s judgemental ex-wife. Leipciger’s Moon Road paints a beautiful portrait of marriage, divorce and reconciliation as estranged couple Kathleen and Yannick take a road trip across Canada to find answers to their daughter’s disappearance.

Moderator: Janet Smyth

Image of Lesley Crewe's headshot
Lesley Crewe is the Globe and Mail bestselling author of thirteen novels, including Nosy Parker and Recipe for a Good Life, which were named to Indigo’s Top 100 Books of 2022 and 2023 respectively, The Spoon Stealer, longlisted for Canada Reads 2022, Beholden, Mary, Mary, Amazing Grace, Kin, and Relative Happiness, which was adapted into an award-winning feature film. She has also published two collections of essays, the Leacock–longlisted Are You Kidding Me?! and I Kid You Not! Lesley lives in Homeville, Nova Scotia.

Photo credit: Nicola Davison.

Image of Sarah Leipciger's headshot
Hailing from Toronto, Ontario, Sarah Leipciger lives in London, U.K., with her three children. She is Associate Lecturer in Creative Writing at Birkbeck University and also teaches at City Lit.

Dates & Times

Sun, Sep 29
3:00pm
4:00pm
A book signing will follow this event

Tickets

Festival Pass
Regular $199.99
Student & Youth $129.99
Weekend Pass
Regular $59.99
Student & Youth $34.99
Sunday Pass
Regular $34.99
Student & Youth $19.99
Group rate: Save 25% when booking five passes or more of the same type.

Add on a copy of Walter Mosley’s Farewell, Amethystine for $35 (tax incl.) when you purchase a 3-Day Pass or a Friday Pass

Venue

Lakeside Terrace
235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON

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