Bí linn – Taiscéalaithe na Samhlaíochta agus muid ar thóir an éin mhistéirigh, Éan na Scéalaíochta. Ní bheidh uait ach d’fhiosracht agus do shamhlaíocht!
From a prize-winning author comes a complex story exploring how a nation and its citizens can survive and thrive in the wake of corruption and near-constant upheaval.
Pick the brains of two great storytellers whose thrilling tales are often inspired by history, real life events, and sometimes even great works of fiction.
Leading literary lights from Colombia and Ireland discuss the tenuous nature of ‘home’, the fallibility of memory, and the voices that may or may not be in our heads in two novels that hover just outside the bounds of reality.
Sights and smells, sounds and sensations – the world is full of weird, wild, and wonderful things for us to process…and we all do it a little differently!
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.