Book Fairs 2024 - 2025
Introduction
Welcome to the heart of literary celebrations at Wolfox Global Publishing! We believe every book deserves its moment in the spotlight. Our mission is to amplify authors’ voices and showcase their works on a global stage. From local book fairs to prestigious international literary festivals, we ensure your book shines brightly, connecting authors and readers worldwide.
As the architects of literary connections, Wolfox Global Publishing organizes book fairs across the globe. Our unique approach blends professionalism with creativity, ensuring your book reaches diverse audiences and becomes part of the global literary conversation. Join us in exploring the thrilling world of book celebrations, where we connect authors and readers in immersive, engaging ways. Your book’s unique story is ready to unfold on the global stage—Let Wolfox Global Publishing turn that vision into reality!
Previous Book Fair 2024
In 2024, Wolfox Global Publishing proudly organized successful showcases at three major book fairs: the London Book Fair, Frankfurt Book Fair, and Miami Book Fair. These events offered authors unparalleled opportunities to present their works on an international stage, fostering meaningful connections between writers and readers. At each fair, we brought stories to life, celebrated literary talent, and created unforgettable experiences for book lovers everywhere.
Stay tuned for updates on our upcoming ventures, as we continue to champion books, amplify authors’ voices, and connect literary enthusiasts worldwide. With Wolfox Global Publishing, your story finds its place on the global stage—let’s make it unforgettable!
Meet Authors, Discover Stories, and Celebrate Books – Join Us at the Book Fair!
This Year Biggest VENUE
April 3-6, 2025
Park Avenue Armory
643 Park Avenue, New York, NY
The Armory’s 55,000-square-foot drill hall, inspired by the original Grand Central Depot and Europe’s grand train sheds, remains one of New York’s largest unobstructed spaces. A masterpiece of its time, it was designed by Charles W. Clinton, a Regiment veteran and architect who later co-founded Clinton & Russell, the firm behind iconic structures like the Apthorp Apartments and the now-demolished Astor Hotel.
Arizona
March 15-16: Tucson Festival of Books—Tucson
A community-driven literary celebration dedicated to boosting literacy rates for both children and adults. Any proceeds remaining after covering festival costs are donated to support local literacy initiatives.
California
March 7-8: Children’s Literature Festival—Redlands
This event unites educators, librarians, parents, students, authors, illustrators, editors, and children’s literature enthusiasts for a dynamic blend of full conference programming and intimate small group sessions.
California
April 5: San Diego Writers Festival—San Diego
A community-driven celebration dedicated to honoring the transformative power of writing and storytelling.
California
April 26: Black Writers on Tour—Carson
Centered on themes of justice, inclusivity, diversity, and a wide array of other topics, this festival offers authors and young writers a platform to gain visibility, connect with new readers, and promote their books.
Florida
April 5: BAM! Festival—West Palm Beach
A vibrant celebration of books, art, and music that unites authors, teachers, students, families, and the community to share their passion for literature. This festival aims to promote literacy and inspire young people to dream big and aim high.
Illinois
April 11-13: C2E2 (Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo)—Chicago
The premier pop culture convention in the heart of Downtown Chicago brings together beloved celebrities, unique exhibitors, talented comic creators, and larger-than-life literary authors under one roof to celebrate all things fandom.
Indiana
April 26: Indy Author Event—Carmel
Meet over 80 authors and vendors, with a spotlight on romance writers while also showcasing a diverse range of other genres.
Massachusetts
April 25-27: Newburyport Literary Festival—Newburyport
A vibrant celebration of literature spanning fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and biography, this festival brings together author readings, panel discussions, and book signings at various venues throughout the charming and historic town of Newburyport.
Michigan
April 12: Midwest Literary Walk—Chelsea
An annual celebration of literature and poetry, this event shines a light on their profound impact in everyday life. Featuring intimate reading sessions, it offers attendees the unique opportunity to connect with authors firsthand. Books will be available for purchase and signing, making it a memorable experience for all.
Mississippi
April 2-4: Oxford Conference for the Book—Oxford
This event unites fiction and nonfiction writers, journalists, artists, poets, publishers, teachers, students, and literacy advocates for three days of engaging dialogue and connection in the heart of a renowned literary town.
Mississippi
April 9-11: Fay B. Kaigler Children’s Book Festival—Hattiesburg
A valuable professional development experience for librarians, this festival attracts over 300 teachers and librarians annually, offering them a chance to learn, network, and grow in their field.
Missouri
April 17-20: Unbound Book Festival—Columbia
A premier festival that invites nationally and internationally acclaimed authors of global distinction to Columbia, offering audiences the opportunity to hear them discuss their books, creative processes, and personal journeys.
New Jersey
April 26-May 3: Montclair Literary Festival—Montclair
A community-driven celebration designed to foster the exchange of ideas, inspire future literary creations, and engage with diverse perspectives, creating meaningful connections between art institutions, schools, and the broader community.
New York
April 10-13: Hamptons Whodunit—East Hampton
Where mystery and true crime converge by the sea, this event brings together featured guests, true crime experts, book signings, panel discussions, and engaging conversations for an unforgettable experience.
Texas
April 12: San Antonio Book Festival—San Antonio
The festival unites readers and writers in a celebration of ideas, books, libraries, and literary culture.
Texas
April 26: Greater Austin Book Fest—Austin
This event cultivates an inclusive atmosphere that celebrates the love of literature. Meet featured authors, have your books signed, support local booksellers, explore the Central Library, and enjoy a day packed with panels, workshops, and engaging programs.
Washington
April 10-13: Get Lit! Festival—Spokane
As Washington State’s longest-running annual literary festival, this event offers full days of enriching activities, including author readings, writing workshops, craft classes, panel discussions, virtual events, a book fair, and much more.
Washington, D.C.
April 4-6: Awesome Con—Washington, D.C.
A vibrant celebration of geek culture, this event unites over 60,000 fans with their favorite stars from the worlds of comics, movies, television, toys, games, and beyond. It’s a smart, family-friendly, and inclusive gathering for all to enjoy!
Washington, D.C.
April 9-13: Apolly Con—Washington, D.C.
An annual, multi-day celebration showcasing authors of Young Adult and Adult fiction, alongside vendors, publishers, and sponsors, creating a dynamic and engaging experience for all attendees.
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