The gap we kept running into
Book fairs are where rights are bought and sold. But access to them is far from equal. Smaller and independent houses often lack the budget, the dedicated rights staff, or the know-how to compete for attention on a crowded fair floor.
between the London Book Fair and Bologna in spring 2027. Frankfurt and Sharjah are less than a month apart.
for a single registration and one Rights Centre table at Bologna, before flights, hotels and staff.
flights cancelled across Middle East hubs in early 2026, keeping publishers away from London.
In 2020 the pandemic cancelled London and Bologna. Great books were being left out, not because of their quality, but because of geography, budget and timing.
So we built a marketplace that never closes.
An online hub where publishers, literary agents and authors showcase, discover and negotiate translation rights all year round, not only for four days in October.
We don’t replace the fairs. We make sure your conversations start before them, continue after them, and never depend on a plane ticket.
Selling rights means sharing unpublished work. We take that seriously.
Verified buyers only
Every buyer is checked: company registration, VAT or tax ID, verified contact details.
Protected by NDA
Non-public samples are shared only after a signed confidentiality agreement.
Curated, not crowded
Every title is reviewed before it is listed, so buyers see books ready for the international market.
Creators come first
No idea travels without its author being credited and paid. Your manuscript never sits forgotten on a stranger’s computer.
From Greece to India.
Two titles from our list were translated into English and published by Fingerprint! Publishing (Prakash Books), one of India’s leading publishers.
To give every publisher, large or small, a fair chance to see their books travel, and every buyer a trusted place to find the next story worth translating.