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Celebrate 10 Years of Snowblind with Ragnar Jónasson and Ryan Tubridy

Celebrate 10 Years of Snowblind with Ragnar Jónasson and Ryan Tubridy

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Genre: Crime

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  • Date: 9th March 2026
  • Times: Doors - 6pm / Talk - 6.30-7.30pm / Signing - 7.30-8pm
  • Location: Goldsboro Books London, 23-27 Cecil Court, WC2N4EZ
  • Tickets: £5 - redeemable against any purchases at the event


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Step into the chilling and captivating world of Icelandic noir as bestselling author Ragnar Jónasson joins broadcaster and writer Ryan Tubridy for a special evening celebrating the 10th anniversary of Ragnar’s debut novel, Snowblind.

Together, they’ll reflect on a decade of dark mysteries, unforgettable characters, and the enduring appeal of the Dark Iceland series that introduced readers worldwide to the isolated, atmospheric town of Siglufjörður. Expect an evening filled with insight, laughter, and behind-the-scenes stories from one of crime fiction’s most distinctive voices.

Whether you discovered Snowblind ten years ago or are new to Ragnar Jónasson’s world of suspense, this is a rare opportunity to look back on a modern classic and explore what’s next for one of Iceland’s literary greats.

Event Details:
📅 Date: 9th March 2026
🕕 Time: 6 - 8pm
📍 Location: Goldsboro Books London, 23-27 Cecil Court, WC2N4EZ
🎟️ Tickets: £5 – redeemable against any purchases at the event


RAGNAR JÓNASSON

Icelandic crime writer Ragnar Jónasson was born in Reykjavík, and currently works as a lawyer, while teaching copyright law at the Reykjavík University Law School. In the past, he’s worked in TV and radio, including as a news reporter for the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service. Before embarking on a writing career, Ragnar translated fourteen Agatha Christie novels into Icelandic, and has had several short stories published in German, English and Icelandic literary magazines. Ragnar set up the first overseas chapter of the CWA (Crime Writers’ Association) in Reykjavík, and is co-founder of the International crime-writing festival Iceland Noir. Ragnar’s debut thriller, Snowblind became an almost instant bestseller when it was published in June 2015 with Nightblind (winner of the Dead Good Reads Most Captivating Crime in Translation Award) and then Blackout and Rupture following soon after. To date, Ragnar Jónasson has written five novels in the Dark Iceland series, which has been optioned for TV by On the Corner. He lives in Reykjavík with his wife and two daughters. Visit him on Twitter @ragnarjo or at ragnarjonasson.com


RYAN TUBRIDY

Ryan Tubridy is a celebrated Irish broadcaster and author, best known for his long-running tenure as host of The Late Late Show and his popular radio programmes. With a passion for storytelling and culture, Ryan has interviewed some of the world’s most influential figures and penned several books, including Patrick and the President and The Irish Are Coming. His curiosity and warmth make him the perfect guide for an evening exploring crime, creativity, and the stories that stay with us.

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