Independent Publishers Guild

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The IPG is the UK's largest association of independent publishers, supporting 600+ members with events, resources, training and much more. https://linktr.ee/IndependentPublishersGuild

Photo of Adrian Driscoll accepting an award at the IPG's Independent Publishing Awards in 2012.
promotional graphic for the IPG's trade publishing July update featuring a photo of the trade publishing correspondent Will Atkinson
Celebratory graphic to promote the IPG's Independent Publishing Awards shortlisting for Best Celebratory Event at the 2026 Association Excellence Awards, which features a photo of the IPG team at the 2026 Independent Publishing Awards
Promotional graphic for the IPG's July policy update for publishers, including a headshot of the policy correspondent George Walkley
Promotional graphic for the IPG's letter from Australia, which features a headshot of the correspondent Nathan Collier who is chair of the Independent Publishers Network Australia
Promotional graphic for the IPG's Master AI in Publishing online training taking place on 15 July, featuring a headshot of the course educator George Walkley.
promotional graphic for the IPG's trade publishing July update featuring a photo of the trade publishing correspondent Will Atkinson
Photo of the IPG team (left to right) Nicola Piggott, Imogen Race and Bridget Shine at the Publishers'​ Licensing Services 2025 Conference, standing in front of the IPG stand
Promotional graphic for the IPG's May policy update featuring a photo of their policy advisor, George Walkley
Promotional graphic for the IPG's People in Independent Publishing June newsletter, featuring photos of the three members interviewed (left to right): Erin Murgatroyd from Nosy Crow, Jeremy Weil from Colour Your Streets and Jenny Broom and Rachel Williams from Magic Cat Publishing
Promotional graphic detailing the upcoming dates and times for the IPG's AI online short courses. The image features a photo of the course educator George Walkley.
promotional graphic for the IPG's trade publishing May update featuring a photo of the trade publishing correspondent Will Atkinson
Photograph of the six novels shortlisted for the 2026 Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize; The Tarot Reader of Versailles by Anya Bergman, Boudicca's Daughter by Elodie Harper, Esperance by Adam Oyebanji, The Fertile Earth by Ruthvika Rao, White Road by Harry Whitehead and Poor Girls by Clare Whitfield
Promotional graphic for the IPG's Accessibility and Publishing training taking place online on 18 June 2026. The image features a headshot of the educator Simon Mellins and written testimonials from previous course attendees
Promotional graphic for the IPG's May policy update featuring a photo of their policy advisor, George Walkley
Promotional graphic for the IPG's online summer summit on 20 May, detailing the event programme and book now call to action
Promotional graphic for the IPG's People in Independent Publishing April newsletter, featuring a photo of Howgate Publishing's founder Kirstin Howgate who is interviewed and featured in it.
Promotional graphic for the IPG's AI Agents training featuring information about the upcoming courses and a headshot of the course educator George Walkley
Promotional graphic for the IPG's People in Independent Publishing April newsletter, featuring photo of Gritstone Publishing's co-founder Andrew Bibby who is interviewed and featured in it.
promotional graphic for the IPG's trade publishing April update featuring a photo of the trade publishing correspondent Will Atkinson
Promotional graphic for the ‘Pitching yourself and your books' panel at the SYP Scotland conference taking place on 25 April. The image features headshots of the panel speakers: Jess Orr (Open Book and Paisley Book Festival), Yolanda Pupo-Thompson (London Literary Scouting), Ruby Allen-Cadman (freelancer) and Laura Jones-Rivera (404 Ink)
Promotional graphic for the IPG's People in Independent Publishing April newsletter, featuring photo of Rily Publications' publishing director Lynda Tunnicliffe who is interviewed and featured in it.