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Jodi Picoult: Hollow Bones
The bestselling American novelist talks to Miriam O'Callaghan about her new novel Hollow Bones.
Jodi Picoult closes the festival weekend in conversation with the broadcaster Miriam O'Callaghan. She talks about her new novel, Hollow Bones.
The book follows Molly Fitzgerald, whose mother dies in the September 11 attacks. Molly grows up with a fear of disaster. Her marriage is then thrown into turmoil by something she never expected.
Why we picked it
It is the biggest international name at this year's festival and it is already booked out. If you missed out, the waitlist is worth joining.
The specifics
- When
- Sun 8 Nov · 5:00 pm
- Where
- Royal Irish Academy of Music, Dublin
- Price
- From €12
- Tickets
- Booked out
- Booking
- Booking needed
- Who it suits
- All ages
- Getting there
- The Royal Irish Academy of Music is on Westland Row beside Pearse Station.
What you should know
- The event is booked out but the festival is running a waitlist.
- Tickets were €12, or €27 with a paperback copy of Hollow Bones.
Going on your own?
If a place comes up on the waitlist, take it even if no one can go with you. You only need one ticket and a seated talk needs no planning.