Books of Dublin - Literary walks, talks and events

Hello Everyone!

Let's read something before coming to the event. It can be a few pages from a book, an article, a poem, an advertisement, a joke, a recipe, a quote, social media content - anything you find interesting. We meet and chat about it, as a starting point of conversation.

Please feel free to bring books :)

Let's meet up to see Small Things Like These based on Claire Keegan's book.

Booking can be done here: https://stellacinemas.admit-one.eu/?p=tickets&perfCode=8882&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=webedia&utm_medium=organic&utm_content=X0ZWF

After we can go for drinks and dinner in Kodiak :)

Screening is starting at 15:20. I will be booking armchair section.

See you soon!

Hello Everyone!

Let's read something before coming to the event. It can be a few pages from a book, an article, a poem, an advertisement, a joke, a recipe, a quote, social media content - anything you find interesting. We meet and chat about it, as a starting point of conversation.

Please feel free to bring books :)

Hello,

Let's try Dublin Book Festival for the following event:

Join us for a special afternoon as two of Ireland’s master storytellers will be in conversation with critic, journalist and broadcaster Alex Clark about their new novels. Roddy Doyle’s The Women Behind the Door (Jonathan Cape) is a powerful, moving mother-daughter story of struggle, secrets, regrets, reparations and reconciliations. Donal Ryan’s Heart, Be at Peace (Doubleday) returns to a familiar rural town, where the peace of the community is shattered, in this lyrically told story of love and hope in the face of menace.

Booking required: https://dublinbookfestival.com/event/roddy-doyle-and-donal-ryan/ (9EUR)

Followed by coffees, drinks etc :)

There is also nice bookshop and other festival related things in the venue,

See you soon!