Location: London - venue TBC
Date: 28th January 2026
Time: 10:00 - 16:00
The Inpress Festival of Publishing is a celebration of all things creative, with a practical twist. It is a showcase of the inventiveness, innovation, diversity and agility of independent publishers, and all those working in the book trade. Early bird tickets are available now!
Designed as a networking and sharing of ideas event, the Inpress Festival of Publishing is a day of presentations and panel events featuring an eclectic mix of experts ready to share their experiences and their discoveries. It is a chance to inspire and be inspired, to hone bookish ideas and meet new collaborators in a supportive and creative environment.
We had a wonderful time at our last Festival and can’t wait for the next one, with the 2026 programme yet to be announced. To get a flavour of the event, click here to find out more about the 2025 programme.
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The Inpress Festival of Publishing is a celebration of all things creative, with a practical twist. It is a showcase of the inventiveness, innovation, diversity and agility of independent publishers, and all those working in the book trade.
Designed as a networking and sharing of ideas event, the Inpress Festival of Publishing is a day of presentations and panel events featuring an eclectic mix of experts ready to share their experiences and their discoveries. It is a chance to inspire and be inspired, to hone bookish ideas and meet new collaborators in a supportive and creative environment.
We are very excited about the speakers we have lined up, with more to be confirmed, and are delighted to be able to reveal our events programme for the day.
About Us
In case you’re unfamiliar with our work, Inpress is the UK’s specialist sales and marketing agency for independent publishers. With funding support from Arts Council England, we work with over 60 innovative, literary small presses across the UK and Ireland (including several recognised by the Booker Prize, the Women’s Prize, The Guardian, The New Yorker and more) to offer a one-stop-shop for booksellers and bookworms who want something a little bit different.