Since 2006, Dublin Book Festival has been a mainstay of the Irish writing and publishing scene, and a highlight of the literary year, supporting Irish literary voices. Each November, the festival programmes over 100 events across 5 days in venues all around Dublin City, celebrating the very best of Ireland's writers, illustrators and publishers, both new and established. Events range from authors in conversation, poetry, book launches and walking tours, to workshops, engaging creative events for all the family, and more.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSince 2006, Dublin Book Festival has been a mainstay of the Irish writing and publishing scene, and a highlight of the literary year, supporting Irish literary voices. Each November, the festival programmes over 100 events across 5 days in venues all around Dublin City, celebrating the very best of Ireland's writers, illustrators and publishers, both new and established.
Recent episodes include "The Science of Storytelling: Shane O'Mara, Niall de Búrca and Claire O'Connell" (13 April 2026, 59 minutes), "Immersed in Nature: Seán Ronayne, Ruby Free and Ella McSweeney" (12 April 2026, 56 minutes), and "The Lure of Crime Writing: Marie Cassidy, Gill Perdue and Andrew Hughes" (4 April 2026, 54 minutes).
Dublin Book Festival publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 57 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Dublin Book Festival is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dublin Book Festival requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dublin Book Festival's contact route on record: verified email.
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Dublin Book Festival is an arts podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Dublin Book Festival
<p>Storytelling is as old as time, but what about the sciencebehind it? Join neuroscientist Shane O’Mara, author ofTalking Heads: The New Science of How Conversation ShapesOur Worlds, and master traditional storyteller...
Dublin Book Festival
<p>Join us to explore two immersive nature books, both a celebration of the beauty of nature and a call to action to safeguard it. In Nature Boy ornithologist Seán Ronayne charts his experience recording the sound of...
Dublin Book Festival
<p>From gripping plots and shocking twists to truths that may be best left buried, our panel of bestselling crime writers explores the lure of crime writing for readers and writers alike. Deadly Evidence is the latest...
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<p>Step back in time with us as we explore two captivating novels that reimagine stories as we know them. In Paradise House Paul Perry conjures a vivid image of life for James Joyce had he succeeded with the Volta...
Dublin Book Festival
<p>Bestselling Irish contemporary fiction authors,Faith Hogan, Sheila Flanagan and Sophie White, explore the themes that define their work: resilience, relationships, personal transformation, and the rich tapestry of...
Dublin Book Festival
<p>Join us to hear two of Ireland's most acclaimed short story writers, Jan Carson and Mary Costello, in conversation with Breda Brown about their latest collections, at Dublin Book Festival 2024. </p>
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<p>Join us to hear two of Ireland's most acclaimed authors, Roddy Doyle and Donal Ryan, in conversation with Alex Clark about their latest novels, at Dublin Book Festival 2024. </p>
Dublin Book Festival
<p>Tune in for a fascinating conversation as JR Thorp, author of Learwife, joins Nadine O'Regan in conversation at Dublin Book Festival 2021.</p>
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<p>Play It Forward Fellowships, a joint initiative between Skein Press and The Stinging Fly, is a programme aimed at nurturing and amplifying the talents of writers whose voices and stories have traditionally been...
Dublin Book Festival
<p>Arts manager, writer, and performer Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan is joined in conversation by some of Ireland's most exciting new writers, including debut authors John Patrick McHugh and Megan Nolan, and poet Dagogo...
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<p>Tune in to hear Professor Luke O'Neill and Mark Henry in conversation with Aoife Barry at DBF2021.</p>
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<p>Benjamín Labatut in conversation with Rick O’Shea at Dublin Book Festival 2021.<br>In partnership with the Embassy of Chile in Ireland</p><p><br>Sometimes the greatest discoveries bring the greatest...
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<p>Join Dublin Book Festival in association with Culture Ireland, as they bring a blend of traditional and contemporary Irish culture to Blue Metropolis 2021. Presenter Breda Brown sits down with multi-award winning...
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<p>Róisín Ingle in conversation with Naoise Dolan, Susannah Dickey, and Hilary Fannin for Dublin Book Festival 2020</p>
Recent guests on Dublin Book Festival. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
neuroscientist and professor at Trinity College Dublin, Trinity College, Dublin
Lecturer in Marketing, American Cornerstone Institute
Member and Practice Leader for Security, Risk and Controls, Irish Bible Institute
Associate Professor of American Studies and Concurrent Associate Professor in Africana Studies, History, and Gender Studies, University of Notre Dame
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