STALLS 2026

Aghh! Zine is a zine created in the heart of Brighton and was created as a safe space to discuss and investigate ourselves, society and subjects that are taboo or not mainstream. We also aim to give a platform for new voices and easy access to publishing opportunities with a focus on queer, BIPOC and other underrepresented communities.

Anti Raids Brighton are a community defence group organising to support migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Brighton & Hove. Resisting racist immigration raids through education, training, mutual aid and direct action.

Artie is a queer, trans and disabled artist. They use mixed media methods to upcycle old materials into new, affordable art pieces with marginalised communities in mind. Inspired by the Riot Grrrl ethos combined with queercore pinterest board aesthetics.

At Autonomous Animal Action, we believe that freedom is for all animals – and that includes you! Come and join a growing kinship of likeminded friends dedicated to the joyful emancipation of all living beings on earth.

BASE Infoshop is a not for profit collective and part of BASE social centre in Easton. Our aim is to contribute to the spreading of radical ideas and action through the distribution of radical and progressive political, anti-capitalist and anarchist literature. We will have books, zines, stickers, posters, t-shirts, faraday bags and other anarcho-goodies available for you! We want to make radical publications affordable and accessible so everything in the infoshop is priced with this in mind and have a range of zines available on a donation basis. Come say hi and if you have any favourites or recommendations for the infoshop we would love to hear from you and chat. Knowledge is power! Information is a weapon!

Independent not-for-profit publisher, specialising in works by the Situationist International and value critique (wertkritik) and forum for the discussion of radical ideas.

Dog Section Press is an anti-profit publisher of seditious literature. We aim to keep our print publications as affordable as possible and all of them are also available to read online for free.

Feminist Fightback are a feminist collective that aims to create an explicitly anti-capitalist space within the feminist movement and strengthen specifically socialist, anarchist and anti-capitalist feminist voices within left wing political organizing. We also aim to provide an organizing space for self-identifying women, non-binary people and anyone in need of feminist solidarity

Less Than 500 Press is a Canterbury-based small press producing poetry books (dealing with work, mental health, and life in general), and a variety of affordable photography / travel / art / satirical /political / cultural detritus zines, as well as titles exploring voices, narratives and the authority of the printed word. They also carry a variety of work by other artists including, Aghh! Zine, Probability Books, Section K Press and others.

Minor Compositions is a publisher of books and media drawing from autonomous politics, avant-garde aesthetics, and the revolutions of everyday life.

No Sweat is a grassroots, anti-sweatshop campaign group that builds solidarity among workers’ worldwide.

The Old Moles Collective as a small discussion group that has been self publishing our own writings on Marx and working class struggle. We are not a political group as such but we do follow left communist politics. Our books are printed professionally and we sell our books at bookfairs at reduced prices.

Radical Poster Collective, a non-profit collective, was set up in 2022 and now has a website displaying nearly 300 radical posters, with biographical info about the artist and the historical context. We have posters from a wide range of social and revolutionary movements including chartists, Spanish Revolution and Civil War, Paris May ’68 etc. We print over 150 poster designs and have published several books about the posters. Pirate Press has been around since the 1980s, and has recently had a resurgence, focusing on anarchist themed games and revolutionary history books.

Sinoist Books is a UK-based independent press that publishes only the best in translated Chinese literature and contemporary fiction. Our mission is to act as a bridge between the Chinese and English-speaking worlds, so that the best Sinophone authors and their works can transcend the language barrier.

BASH BACK is the covert direct action group fighting the rising tide of transphobia in the UK from the shadows. Since their founding in 2025, their independent cells have targeted MPs’ offices, private prison companies, TERF conferences, leaked donors to hate groups, and even forced the eviction of the EHRC from their London office.
BASH BACK will be providing free copies of their action guide, with exclusive merchandise and posters available cash-in-hand.

black mold press is a small socialist press run by a group of non dogmatic nogoodniks. We publish work on agriculture, systems theory and Marxism as it relates to the class struggle today.

Usoa García Sagüés is a Royal College of Art graduate and founder of Castello 6668 which curates emerging talent exhibitions in central London around the themes: Woman, Vessel, World. Her own art and writing (both fiction and non-fiction) focuses on these themes. She was most recently published on Mothers & Mothering throughout the Life Course and has written various literary fiction novels and short-story collections.

We are a long-standing small-press publisher based in Luton, which has at its core the satirical, fictional magazine ‘Clod’. Other off-shoots include manifestos, haiku poetry, photographic work. We court neither sponsors, funders, nor advertisers, preferring instead to work as cheaply as possible to ensure our irresponsibility in terms of creativity.

Common Threads Press is a small, independent publisher of books and zines that uplift histories of creative work.
Our publications are written and developed in close collaboration with academics and artists alike, from all around the world, who share our deep love and critical interest in craft histories.

The Communist Workers’ Organisation (CWO) is a left communist group founded in 1975, that is affiliated to the Internationalist Communist Tendency (ICT). They stand for a stateless, moneyless, classless global society where production is for need and not profit, and independent working class self-organisation and the formation of an international revolutionary party to get us there. They aim to promote this perspective wherever workers are there to hear – pickets, demos, and elsewhere.

Anarchy, absurdity, punk. And veganism. Cubesville has made anarcho-absurdist zines and books since 1987. Recent releases include: The Vegan’s Guide to WWI, People and their Bloody Cars, Cubesville #28 (punkzine), and a Utopia-themed short story collection.

The Disability Action Research Kollective (DARK) is a disabled-led group who make zines on various topics, including disability history, media analysis and political education.

Surreal artist who creates illustrated zines, art booklets, short comics, funky stickers, art prints and accesories.

ION fosters solidarity, coordination, and movement-building across the anarchist and autonomous left by facilitating connections to and between projects. We do this by hosting regular in-person gatherings that are both social and explicitly political – from monthly movement ‘networking’ events to workshops, trainings, and discussions. ION is also a digital infrastructure being built to support these goals. Anyone, anywhere, who is interested in doing this kind of work is welcome to autonomously organise their own local network under the ION banner. In each network, everyone has a part to play and nobody is in charge.

Left Cultures is a publishing organisation celebrating all forms of culture creation on the left, through personal and entertaining storytelling and expressive artwork/illustration. We publish an annual magazine containing 50 stories in each edition and smaller more focused zines on radical histories, such as the Luddites and Riots. We will have just brought out our 5th edition close to the date of the bookfair.

I am a 21-year-old Illustrator and Print Maker. I have recently graduated from University and am establishing myself as an independent artist away from corporate structures. I primarily work across printmaking and digital media to explore personal and political experiences I face as a mixed British Thai queer woman. My recent work has been focuses on austerity, women’s health rights, and examining how people communicate with those in power—sometimes through radical means. Being autistic, I often struggle to communicate verbally, but I am able to communicate better through my art, how our lives are shaped by common struggles.

Polari Press is a queer-focused publishing house founded by Peter Collins. Taking its name from the secret queer slang of the mid-twentieth century, Polari Press releases queer-authored books and artworks, ensuring that marginalised voices are given a spotlight.

Mad Youth Organise is a campaign led by young people with lived experience of mental distress and madness – and we are organising to build a collective response to the crisis we are facing. We’re done with empty mental health “awareness” campaigns: we want to hold the politicians, institutions and executives who drive and profit from our misery to account.

We are a queer vegan anarchist zine distro coming from Los Angeles, USA. We’ll be bringing with us zines from throughout the United States (through collaboration with zine distros throughout the country) with report backs and analysis of current events, along with our other zines and some patches, postcards, and artwork.

Share UK is a women-led non profit arts and heritage organisation based in East London. Since 2015 they have been researching the history of women activists in London. Great Women of London: The Rebels Who Inspired Others is their first book based on this research. Discover this and more upcoming arts and heritage projects at their stall.

We’re SLEEC (Survivors Leading Essential Education & Change); we do anti violence work, mutual aid and build radical care spaces. Led by those with lived experience of rape and male violence.

A news blog and podcast focused on the activist-led refugee rescue and support missions across Fortress Europe. See civilfleet.com for more details

Andrea Gamson is a career anarchist. Having initially worked in mainstream media, she transitioned into economic change-making – empowering people to leverage their resources for the good of people, the planet, and the places we live. Her book Social Starters: Make Changing the World Your Business (Sept 2025), is a manifesto for finding career purpose and building the world our hearts long to see. Its 6 Ps of Purpose framework guides any lost activist toward building local economic activity in the spaces and places they feel most connected to, and its 30 assignments help them make the leap from sofa anarchist (with dreams) to a leader driving practical, tangible action.

The Feminist Library celebrates 50 years of archiving and activism. Our feminism is intersectional, we are trans-inclusive and affirmative, and stand in unwavering solidarity with Palestine and all anti-colonial struggles. We are volunteer run and donation-funded. We hold periodicals, ephemera and 7500 books documenting feminist organising. Our bookshop sells a range of merchandise, books and zines and we prioritise global majority and queer authors.

The Sparrows’ Nest is an independent radical library and archive in Nottingham established in 2008. We specialise in Anarchism and Local Radical History. As well as large numbers of books and papers we have a huge and high-quality Digital Archive. Everything is available for you to use for free. We are unfunded except by your donations and will be selling duplicate books, papers, zines and pamphlets at low prices to support our work.

We are an arts and heritage organisation supporting Black, Asian and ethnically diverse people to tell their story through writing and the creative arts.

Cauda Inquieta

wild literary snacks for thought and gnawing action

Genre Fluid The Musical Maitre D

a satirical Internet radio dj

Song Block

Song Bloc mobilises for big actions to sing in solidarity and to bring together choirs and singers from around London. No prior knowledge of music required.Song Bloc mobilises for big actions to sing in solidarity and to bring together choirs and singers from around London. No prior knowledge of music required.

Unbreaking

Unbreaking focuses on the regenerative action we need to take in response to the varied and interlinked challenges we face, encompassing agroecological, socio-political, economic and financial regeneration.