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My and two of my favourite authors’ Hallowe’en spakes for Dublin Book Festival #DBF2024 dublinbookfestival.com/halloween-read…

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Shall be part of this event on Wednesday at Dublin City University, talking campus novels (and nonfiction) with Louise Nealon Aingeala Flannery 🇵🇸 and Declan Toohey

Join us for this unique reading, writing and general book fun experience kicking off in Cork next Saturday and coming all the way up to our Festival Hub in Dublin! 📚❤️🚂 bit.ly/3NxNVR3

✨ It’s Festival Week! ✨ We can’t wait to welcome you to venues all around the city later this week with vibrant author talks, panel discussions, launches, poetry events, walking tours, family events and more, and there’s still time to join us ⬇️

A little bit of pre-show housekeeping with Seán Rocks in a packed house ahead of our opening night tonight with Winter Papers RTE Arena

Thank you to everyone I’ve engaged with on Twitter/X. I’m moving on - see below - at the end of the week, once our fun event Fiction on the Rails ⁦Dublin Book Festival⁩ is over.

‘Against a background of grief and pain, love and loss, adversity and disaster, Wilfrid struggles to find his purpose. Whyte tells his story lovingly and with searing attention to detail. It’s a heartrending piece of work’ The Catholic Herald on Let These Things Be Written 1/2

Thanks everybody for all the shares! No sign of the wallet yet. It seems likely at this stage it was stolen.

@Doirepress colette sheridan Fantastic! Thanks so much colette sheridan - and thank you to all the wonderful contributors to Cork Stories and to the awesome @Doirepress and to my fabtastic co-editor Laura McKenna.

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