Stalls
We are delighted to so far announce some familiar and new faces for our 4th instalment of the Newcastle Ewan Brown Anarchist Bookfair in 2025. We will bring you groups from around the region and further afield to offer a unique selection of groups fighting for a wide array of causes.
As ever these are subject to change as the big day draws near and more will pop up closer to the time too.
Active Distribution
AK Press
Amorphous Pieces
Battle of Stockton Campaign
Borderline Books
Byker Garden Collective
Chronos Publications
Communist Workers' Organisation
Earth First!
Kate Sharpley Library
North East Anarchist Group
North East Hunt Monitors
Northumbria IWW
People Against Rafael
Pirate Press
PM Press
Radical Poster Collective
Sign It Hear
Spicy Coffee Collective
Tyneside Anarchist Archive
Workshops
The theme for this year's bookfair will be 'Creative Flow' writing, speaking, using your mind and your hands to change the world around you.
Workshops still to be confirmed so check back nearer the time.
Prisoner Letter Writing
Staying in touch with political prisoners matters—they’ve risked their freedom for the struggles we all share. A letter, a postcard, a message reminds them they’re not forgotten. They're inside for standing up; we must stand with them. Be present, be vocal, be out here for those locked inside.
Wobbly Times (IWW)
In these troubled times, workers’ voices are missing from mainstream media. The IWW’s Wobbly Times offers a new platform to change that. Join our Writing Workshops—no experience needed, just curiosity and a desire to speak out. Help us educate, agitate, and organise.
Food & Solidarity
Food and Solidarity is a democratic group improving life in local communities through access to food and grassroots action. Based in Newcastle’s Inner West End, it’s growing citywide. Join us to build stronger, more connected neighbourhoods and take direct action on the issues that matter.
Earth First!
How can we make our activism more effective and sustainable? This workshop will give you practical tools to help prevent ‘activist burnouts’, to increase your resilience when coping with high stress events, such as police repression, and to integrate mutual care practices in your communities.