LSBZF is returning to Conway Hall, London WC1R 4RL, on Sat 4th October 2025 with the participation of recognised writers and publishers, new voices and a curated selection of Spanish-language literature.

LSBZF is returning to Conway Hall, London WC1R 4RL, on Sat 4th October 2025 with the participation of recognised writers and publishers, new voices, and a curated selection of Spanish-language literature, including original works, translations, bilingual books, children’s books, zine creators, and graphic artists. Explore works from more than 60 participating publishers in the exhibitors’ hall and join us for presentations, poetry readings, panel discussions, workshops, taster lessons and more.

The theme of the 2025 edition is FUTURA. 

Read the Full Programme

FUTURA can be whatever you want it to mean, analyse, or express. Let’s join the debate. 

Is it climate change? Is it AI? Our hopes, our dreams? Is FUTURA even possible? FUTURA is us, human beings expressing our full potential. Solidarity. Growth. What would you like FUTURA to be? 

The beautiful design of the official poster this year was created by Bellina Ilustra

Floorplan of the LSBZF 2025

Have a glimpse of the LSBZF 2025 programme:

  • This year, the line-up of talks at the London Spanish Book & Zine Fair features writer Clara Obligado (Argentina-Spain), one of the most recognized voices in Spanish literature and author of Todo lo que crece, Naturaleza y escritura (all that grows. Nature and Writing) and Una casa lejos de casa: La escritura extranjera (A Home Far From Home: Foreign Writing), in Conversation with journalist Lala Toutonian.
  • Leonardo Cano (Murcia, Spain) and Javier Núñez (Rosario, Argentina), will discuss the future as a central topic in literary production, human nature and dystopia as a social critique while analysing some of their most recent works with editor Jandro Alvargonzález (Colectivo Bruxista).
  • London-based Chilean artist Luisa Rivera will share the creative process behind the illustrations she produced for three iconic works by Gabriel García Márquez: Cien años de soledad (One Hundred Years of Solitude), El amor en los tiempos del cólera (Love in the Time of Cholera) y El coronel no tiene quien le escriba (No One Writes to the Colonel).
  • Poetry Reading: FUTURA – Voices from the South, curated by acclaimed Argentine-Latinx poet Leo Boix and joined by a stellar lineup of emerging Latinx and Latin American voices, a celebration of poetic innovation and identity.
  • Roundtable: Bookclubs, When Books create Community, chaired by Coco García Acevedo (London Spanish BookClub) with the participation of representatives of UK based Spanish-language literature bookclubs including the British-Mexican Society, Birmingham Book club and the Anglo-Argentine Society.
  • Activities for all tastes will include a fanzine workshop: «The River Tells Me: Oracles of Nature» with María Victoria Rodríguez and Esdian Boyadjian.
  •  «Creative Storytelling for Children: Magic Words for a Colorful Future» with Andrea Holland who will read Mercedes Pinto: La escritora que abrió ventanas de colores by Alicia Llarena and Luisa Rivera, and Totó y el Poder de la Autoestima by Teresa Martini, illustrated by Natalia Sarmiento.
  • «A Home Away from Home: Distance in Writing«, a workshop in SPANISH with Clara Obligado. You need to register in advance to participate in this workshop. In collaboration with King’s College London and La Tundra Revista.

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The FUTURA edition is supported by the following institutions and organisations:

King ‘s College London, Embassy of Spain London, Instituto Cervantes London, ACE Acción Cultural España, CLACS Center for Latin American Studies, School of Advanced Studies University of London, Mexican Cultural Centre, the Feminist Library and Feminopraxis.
Organised by La Tundra, London’s Magazine and Platform in Spanish since 2011.

The official launch will take place on Wednesday 1st October at Instituto Cervantes Londres while the Book & Zine Fair will take place on Saturday 4th October at Conway Hall, London.

Save the date!

LONDON SPANISH BOOK & ZINE FAIR
Sat 4th October
/ 10 am to 4 pm
Conway Hall, London
10 am to 4 pm 

Standard £5 • Living Support £4 • Students £4  (+£2 venue levy) •
Under 12s FREE

Standard + A Home Away from Home: Distance in Writing Workshop £ 20 (+£2 venue levy)


Presentation of the LSBZF with Fundraising
Wed 1st October / 6 pm to 8 pm
Instituto Cervantes London
15-19 Devereux Ct
London WC2R 3JJ
FREE / Optional donation £ 10.-
You must register in advance to attend.