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
Carcass – #AskAnAuthor Questions With Mark Ward
It’s never an easy to thing to push through the writing process in the middle of a pandemic. Ahead of […]
Tell Me The Truth About Loss – Questions with Niamh Fitzpatrick
Niamh Fitzpatrick, with a BA in Psychology, an MA in Clinical Psychology and an MSc in Sport Management, has worked […]
Interview: Jack Harte
Jack Harte is an Irish writer who has written widely across many forms – short stories, textbooks, plays and novels. […]
Get to know the Young Writer Delegates at #DBF2020!
Every year, Dublin Book Festival is delighted to work with the Irish Writers Centre on their Young Writer Delegate programme, […]
A Ghost in the Throat: Questions with Doireann Ní Ghríofa
Dublin Book Festival gave you the chance to ask poet and author of the spell-binding A Ghost in the Throat […]
Doireann Ní Ghríofa: Review and Interview
Caoimhe from the DBF team not only got the chance to review Doireann Ní Ghríofa’s award-winning prose debut, ‘A Ghost […]
Interview: Madeleine Keane
Madeleine Keane is an editor, lecturer and award-winning travel journalist. She joined the Sunday Independent in 1988 and has been […]
Skin Nerd: Questions with Jennifer Rock
This week, we at Dublin Book Festival gave you the opportunity to ask one of our authors, Jennifer Rock (The […]
Bebe Ashley’s ‘Gold Light Shining’: Review and Interview
Thank you to Bebe Ashley for taking part in this project, and to Banshee Press for their generosity in helping […]