"Discover the premier publishing conclave in South Asia" 15th Jan - 19th Jan 2026 at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur
"Discover the premier publishing conclave in South Asia" 15th Jan - 19th Jan 2026 at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur
The Indian publishing industry has long been a bridge between the vast literary traditions and the diverse community of readers across the subcontinent. With global attention now focused on it, BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark has cemented its place as South Asia’s premier publishing conclave for the past 12 years, running parallel to the Jaipur Literature Festival.
BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark, India’s first business-to-business platform dedicated to the publishing landscape, will be back for its 13th edition from 15th to 19th January, 2026, at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur, bringing together publishers, editors, literary agents, authors, translators, booksellers, illustrators, designers, and rights managers from across the world, all under one roof.
The Indian publishing industry has long been a bridge between the vast literary traditions and the diverse community of readers across the subcontinent. With global attention now focused on it, BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark has cemented its place as South Asia’s premier publishing conclave for the past 12 years, running parallel to the Jaipur Literature Festival.
BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark, India’s first business-to-business platform dedicated to the publishing landscape, will be back for its 13th edition from 15th to 19th January, 2026, at Hotel Clarks Amer, Jaipur, bringing together publishers, editors, literary agents, authors, translators, booksellers, illustrators, designers, and rights managers from across the world, all under one roof.
Harriet Hirshman is the Senior Commissioning Editor at Dead Ink Books in Liverpool, where she commissions and edits titles and manages production and rights. Her authors include Adam S. Leslie, Jordan Prosser, Alice Evelyn Yang, Matt Hill, Tess Sharpe, Micheliny Verunschk, and Gerardo Sámano Cordova. She was recently shortlisted for Future Leader of the Year at the FutureBook Awards.
Ruby Hembrom is a publisher, documentarian, and practitioner who founded adivaani in 2012. She is the author of adivaani’s Santal Creation Stories for Children, as well as the prize-winning Disaibon Hul. Her publishing initiative emerged from the need to assert Adivasi presence in literary spaces, and her advocacy extends into broader campaigning and movement building for Adivasi communities
Harriet Hirshman is the Senior Commissioning Editor at Dead Ink Books in Liverpool, where she commissions and edits titles and manages production and rights. Her authors include Adam S. Leslie, Jordan Prosser, Alice Evelyn Yang, Matt Hill, Tess Sharpe, Micheliny Verunschk, and Gerardo Sámano Cordova. She was recently shortlisted for Future Leader of the Year at the FutureBook Awards.
Ruby Hembrom is a publisher, documentarian, and practitioner who founded adivaani in 2012. She is the author of adivaani’s Santal Creation Stories for Children, as well as the prize-winning Disaibon Hul. Her publishing initiative emerged from the need to assert Adivasi presence in literary spaces, and her advocacy extends into broader campaigning and movement building for Adivasi communities
BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark brings together expert stakeholders from across the publishing industry amongst the buzz of the largest literary gathering on earth – the Jaipur Literature Festival.
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A collaborative initiative by BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark and British Council to bring independent publishers from the UK to BluOne Ink presents Jaipur BookMark 2026, 15 - 19 Jan, followed by a visit to the London Book Fair 2026.
The invaluable sharing of experiences garnered at our literary festivals as platforms that promote, preserve and spread awareness of literature and diverse cultures was very rewarding.
I love JBM and its intimacy and look forward to it next year.
I enjoyed listening, sharing and being a part of the panel discussions and agents round table…One is proud to see how JBM is going from strength to strength.
It was a pleasure to participate in the festival directors’ roundtable. Networking and keeping each other informed about our activities is immensely important.
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