Literature and the Digital Age

A day-long series of events examining the fate of the written word and storytelling in the content flood of the modern digital world. As technology allows storytellers to tell their tales in previously inconceivable new ways, will there still be space for the human voice, speaking its story? Guests will include Colin Barrett, Dean Fee, Kit Fryatt, Christodoulos Makris, Bebe Ashley, Rob Doyle, Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan and Paul Whyte

Join us at DCU for a day of performance, readings and passionate discussion. 

Curated by DCU Cultural Arts officer Marcella Bannon and Arts Council Writer in Residence Colin Barrett. Full details at www.dublinbookfestival.com

The Programme

UPLOAD - Open Mic for DCU Students & Guests
When: Thursday 5th November @ 11:00
Venue: Belvedere Library, DCU St. Patrick's campus
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New Frequencies - Poetry in a Digital Age
When: Thursday 5th November @ 13:00
Venue: Belvedere Library, DCU St. Patrick's campus
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Panel: Can Technologies Make Us Better Writers?
When: Thursday 5th November @ 16:00
Venue: Belvedere Library, DCU St. Patrick's campus
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CTRL // LIVE
When: Thursday 5th November @ 19:00
Venue: Belvedere Library, DCU St. Patrick's campus
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