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The event will also be livestreamed from the Dublin UNESCO City of Literature YouTube channel.

Tickets to the event are available on the Dublin Book Festival website

Join us and our amazing hosts Rising Tide at SLAMOVISION this year!

📍TownHall, 1 Windmill Lane, Windmill Quarter, Dublin
🗓️ Thursday, 6th November 7pm (doors will open at 6:30)

All eyes will be on Dublin as 17 UNESCO cities of literature from across the world put forward their participants in person and online. We will hear from global slam poets from Melbourne to Reykjavik as they respond to the major themes affecting our planet

🎤SLAMOVISION – an international poetry competition between UNESCO cities of literature is coming to Dublin this November during @dublinbookfest.bsky.social 🎤

#Slamovision #DublinCityofLiterature #CitiesofLiterature #DBF2025

Dublin, One City, Many Stories celebrates 15 years of Dublin as a City of Literature and is a promotion of the Irish Writers Centre’s work as an all-island resource for writers at all stages of their careers

A candid conversation between two of Ireland’s acclaimed voices, Booker winning author John Banville and writer and filmmaker Neil Jordan discuss their early influences, the impact Dublin has had on their writing and the current landscape of writing today in Ireland.

🎥Episode Three of Dublin, One City, Many Stories is out now! 🎥

Produced by the
@irishwriterscentre.bsky.social
with support from Dublin UNESCO City of Literature

@dublincitylibs.bsky.social

“It was very difficult for us to write about Dublin because Dublin had been done — Joyce had devoured the city,” says John Banville to Neil Jordan in this trailer for video 3,
Dublin, One City, Many Stories

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@irishwriterscentre.bsky.social

The full video drops 30 Sept

There is no fee for attending these sessions; they are a gift to all writers to take away and use with the goal of exploring climate action through their creative writing.

🌍September Climate Writing Session 🌍

Don't forget September's edition of the @irishwriterscentre.bsky.social Climate Writing Sessions is taking place tomorrow evening online.

Join us on Thursday 6 November for the launch of THIS IS NOT A COOKBOOK as part of @dublinbookfest.bsky.social

Featuring readings, conversation, sale of artwork, and nibbles to savour from the author’s own recipes.... This is one you don't want to miss: dublinbookfestival.com/event/this-i...

📢UNESCO City of Literature Opportunity📢

@kirjanduslinntartu.bsky.social are offering a 2 month residency opportunity this November and December.

www.dublincityofliterature.ie/news/tartu-u...

📢UNESCO City of Literature Opportunity📢

Taif City of Literature is accepting applications from novelists for their 2025 Writing Retreat.

To find out more information click the link 🔗 bit.ly/3I83orD

📚Starting with an “e”📚

Our Director Anne-Marie Kelly reflected on the literature of her childhood for The Museum of Childhood Ireland!

Check out the blog here: museumofchildhood.ie/starting-wit...

The Writers’ Roundtable explores all you need to know about writing from some of Ireland’s talented writers. ✍

Listen to Kevin Curran, Olivia Fitzsimons, Emmet Kirwan, and Victoria Kennefick as they frankly discuss their journeys into writing with Aoife Barry, writer, and journalist. 🌟

🎥Episode Two of Dublin, One City, Many Stories is out now! 🎥

This second video in the series Dublin, One City, Many Stories, was produced by the @irishwriterscentre.bsky.social to celebrate 15 years of Dublin as a City of Literature.

youtu.be/3AlCWwM-09s?...