Want Tø Meet Jo Nesbø?

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International Literature Festival Dublin is giving away a pair of tickets to an evening with world renowned crime writer Jo Nesbø (top) at the RDS Concert Hall, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 on Friday April 21.

Clara Tobin writes:

Jo Nesbø is best known for his celebrated crime books such as ‘Blood on Snow’, ‘The Son’ and ‘The Leopard’. Jo’s new book ‘The Thirst’, is also available for purchase at the event, for €25.

Celebrating words, language, literature and reading of all genres, International Literature Festival Dublin will bring Dublin city alive by featuring great writers and performances from May 20th-29th.

The festival encourages literary enthusiasts to celebrate and embrace established and emerging, domestic and international writing.

International Literature Festival Dublin is a Dublin City Council initiative with funding support from The Arts Council.

To enter, please complete this sentence.

‘I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because_________________________________’

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32 thoughts on “Want Tø Meet Jo Nesbø?

  1. Jones

    I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because he looks like Anthony Hopkins and Colm ‘the Gøøch’ Cooper’s love child

  2. James Chimney

    I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because of his 1983 smash hit “Boxer Beat”. Oh wait….

  3. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

    ‘I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because while on maternity leave, I started listening to his audiobooks and they gave me some feeling of sanity and connection to my old life when I used to read books and use my brain.
    I began to think of Harry Hole as my friend: I’d like to thank Jo for that small relief in a frantic time.

      1. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

        Ha! Same here. Many, many madeira cakes were made. Nigella’s mother-in-law’s recipe is v good.

          1. Brother Barnabas

            Good news for you: they’re not varicose veins.

            Bad news: they’re actually streaks of trapped fat.

          2. Andyourpointiswhatexactly?

            Shurrup. I’m trying to win a competition by being all sincere and you’re making me look like a right eejit.

          3. mildred st. meadowlark

            Ignore gitface up there Andy.

            I think your answer is great. I’m a huge fan of Mary Berry. That woman gets cake. She just gets it.

  4. Birneybau2

    I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because I’ve read all his books, I’m a big fan, and reckon there must be something wrong with him to come up with some of the stuff he does’.

  5. Simon

    ‘I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because I would like to see Harry’s Hole.

  6. Swag

    ‘I would particularly like tø meet crime writing legend Jo Nesbø because I have no nipples and I think he will understand how that makes me feel. I doubt he will want to meet me, though.’

  7. Brother Barnabas

    he’s actually quite a good looking fellow

    looks a bit like me

    except I’ve nicer eyes and a stronger jawline. and I’m younger. and I’ve better hair.

      1. Brother Barnabas

        if by cherry you mean an extraordinary level of intense sexual magnetism, then yes

        1. mildred st. meadowlark

          That wasn’t what I meant, virgin.

          But you roll with that fantasy if you like.

          1. mildred st. meadowlark

            I commend your grit.

            I’m an acknowledged slapper.

            Or was, once. Back in my misty days of youth.

          2. mildred st. meadowlark

            Just follow the Tart’s Creed, dear one, and the path to enlightenment will follow.

          3. mildred st. meadowlark

            And she’s probably right.

            But she hasn’t laid off the red wine yet, and she did say she would, so I might just keep mouthing off for another while yet.

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