Dalkey Book Festival returns this June with a rich programme of writers and thinkers in the historic seaside town of Dalkey, to speak about literature, history, politics, journalism, comedy and science.

With writers from Afghanistan, Holland, Germany, Russia, Turkey, France, Palestine, the UK, America, Canada and Ireland, as well as journalists from Southeast Asia to Jerusalem, the festival host 77 events over four days.

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Our 2024 line-up has been revealed..

Find out more at our website - https://t.co/KgUcIW4ZLD where you can also subscribe for pre-sale access!

Tickets on pre-sale 10AM Thursday April 25th
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Amidst the current conflict in Gaza, Dalkey Book Festival aims to centre Palestinian voices for its 2024 edition, with Isabella Hammad and Karim Kattan, as well as author of A Day in the Life of Abed Salama, Nathan Thrall, while Jeremy Bowen, BBC correspondent in the Middle East, will join direct from Jerusalem;

Other authors who will be take part in this year’s edition include renowned journalist Christiane Amanpour, David Baddiel, Henry Winkler (the Fonz), David Brooks, Katja Hoyer, James O’Brien, Neil Jordan, Stephen Rea, Booker prize winner Paul Lynch, Colm Tóibín and Claire Keegan. To see the full program, click here.

Tickets for Dalkey Book Festival go on sale Friday April 26 at 10 a.m here.