As we won’t be seeing you all in person this year, we want to ensure you still get to have many interactions with our festival writers. Every week, we’ll feature a selection of authors on our social media channels as part of our #AskAnAuthor campaign.
You can submit questions to any of our social media channels with the hashtag #AskAnAuthor, or you can email us with your questions at info@dublinbookfestival.com.
If your question is used during the event we will mention your name. Please only include what you are happy with us announcing online, be it your first name and your county, or your full name.
Explore Author Q&As
Crime Writing: Questions with Sam Blake
This week, Dublin Book Festival gave you the opportunity to ask number one bestselling author, Sam Blake, all of your […]
Beyond the Tape: Questions with Dr Marie Cassidy
The DBF team got talking to Dr Marie Cassidy about her career as a forensic pathologist.
OK, Let’s Do Your Stupid Idea: Questions With Patrick Freyne
The Dublin Book Festival team had a chat with Patrick Freyne about his new book, OK, Let’s Do Your Stupid […]
As You Were: Questions with Elaine Feeney
The DBF team recently had a chat with Elaine Feeney about her new book, As You Were.
A Rising Tide: Questions with Marianne Lee
The DBF Team are joined this week by sensational new author, Marianne Lee
Oona: Questions with Alice Lyons
The DBF team sit down with Alice Lyons this week for questions from followers about her new book, ‘Oona’
Paws for Thought: Questions with Sarah Webb & Alan Nolan
The DBF team welcome Sarah Webb & Alan Nolan for a Q&A
Tatt’s The Spirit: Questions with Christine Dwyer Hickey
Christine Dwyer Hickey joins us to answer just a small section of questions before our festival Q&A
Coin & Questions: Helen Corcoran
The rising Cork fantasy author joins us to talk about her debut YA novel