MK Indie Book Fair 2025

Middleton Hall, centre:mk
177 Silbury Blvd, Milton Keynes MK9 3EP

Saturday 25 October, 10.00am - 5.00pm.
Entry: Free, no booking required.

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We're delighted to be hosting ​Milton Keynes' second Indie Book Fair, and to have the opportunity to present a feast of over sixty independently published authors and small presses to you - their newest readers.

 

You'll have the chance to talk to them in person, hear them read from their work - and of course to buy loads of wonderful books. (There are fewer than a hundred days left until Christmas, by the way.) You'll be spoilt for choice across a whole spectrum of genres: crime, mystery, fantasy, Young Adult, children’s books, poetry, self-help, memoir, sci-fi, humour, essays, travel and more!

Information for Authors and Publishers

Registrations for the 2025 Indie Book Fair are now closed, and we are in the process of contacting those who have applied. If you are still interested in potentially taking part, you can sign up for our waiting list in case spaces become available.

For those unable to attend this year, we have opened a waiting list for those wishing to be kept informed about Indie Book Fair 2026: you can sign up here.

Participating Writers and Publishers

2 Lingual Stories – Children's fiction (bilingual)

Joanna Adam - Contemporary fiction
Afritondo – Short Stories

Kelly Armitage - self-help/self-development/therapy
Joan K Asante – Children's storybook

Morgen Bailey – Crime fiction

Karen Banfield – Fiction: crime/thriller

Kate Bateman – Historical romance

ByTheBook – Crime fiction

Michele Callard – French historical fiction

Lizzie Cantopher – Adult/children fairytale and fable

Chalk Magazine – Indie magazine

Tracey Chapman – Mystery fiction

Constellations Press – Essays

Chris Crawley – Chidren's fiction: time-travel

Paul Eccentric – Steampunk fiction

Danielle Fear – Psychological thriller

Murray Fisher - Children's fiction

Gail Gammell – Historical romance

Stacey Gittens - Children's fiction

Alex Grant – Adult and YA fiction: sci-fi and dystopias

Alex Grehy - Poetry

Ina Harrington – YA fiction: fantasy, mystery, thriller, romance

Jon Harvey – Chidren's fiction: magic realism and politics

Hannah Hitchcock –  Paranormal fantasy

J. Johnson Smith - Autofiction, poetry

Martin Jones – Children’s adventure

Della Judd – Memoir

Rachel Keating – Children's adventure/magic realism

M. A. Knights – Adult/YA paranormal investigation

Colin Mardell - Crime fiction

Ray Martin – Memoir

Samantha Mattocks – Children's fantasy

Donna Morfett - Crime fiction

Ondia Morris – Contemporary romance

Rumbidzai Mutopo - Non-fiction: finance for children

Linda Newbery – Contemporary fiction

Kate Nicholas – Autobiography

O.L Obonna – Romance

Shivon Oduro-Kwateng - Memoir

Eniola Oyegunle – Memoir

PageLeaf Publishing Ltd – Romance fiction; children's fiction

Bibi Paterson - Romance fiction

H.F. Payne – Urban Fantasy
Anne-Marie Pellow - Romantic lesbian suspense; psychological thrillers

Daniel Penn  - YA fantasy and horror

Tania Pettet - Historical family saga

Carole L. Pollard – Contemporary women's fiction

Kit Power – Horror/apocalypse fiction

Christine Rae-Jones – Fiction: police procedural

Paul B. Rainey – Graphic novel

Philip Rennett – Satirical comedy

Geoffrey Ring – Non-fiction: faith

Bridget Roe – Psychological thriller

Liisa Sabah – YA  fantasy adventure

Slab Press - Sci-fi and horror anthologies

John Southall - children's storybooks

Jonathan Stanyer – Crime fiction

Eden Storm and Judy Goss – Non-fiction: community/history

Nicki Thornton – Crime fiction

E M Tilstone – Historical mystery

Juliet Timpson – Children's storybook

Toller Press Ltd  – Children's sci-fi/adventure

Timothy Unzola – Contemporary fiction

Lou Usher - Contemporary (rockstar) romance

Kirstie Watson – Children's picturebook

Lewis Webb – Slam fiction

Trudy West – Children's fiction

Hannah White – Crime fiction

Andrea D. Woolhead – Non-fiction: history, politics and memoir

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