The literary village will be bursting with ideas, colour and creativity, making it the perfect place to unleash your creativity and paint a masterpiece!
The Universe may have ended but now that it’s restarted, Valkyrie Cain and Skulduggery Pleasant are back to solving sinister puzzles and catching killers.
A young capital city representing a country where storytelling is as essential as breathing – Abuja, Nigeria may be the next city to join Dublin as a UNESCO designated City of Literature.
The longest running improv show in town brings their whip-smart, spur-of-the-moment style to the stage with an entirely unscripted performance inspired by your audience suggestions.
The festival showcases a diverse mix of authors, speakers, creatives and performers representing over 25 nationalities, including Richard E. Grant, Marian Keyes, Amor Towles...
Students from junior infants up to 6th class and their teachers are invited to come and explore a magical literary village in the heart of the city centre.