New Delhi: Nu Voice Press, the imprint of Hubhawks, is set to make its global debut at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2026, which is among the most prestigious publishing events in the world. The imprint is ready to present a select list of Indian authors to the world of publishers, literary agents, translators and rights professionals.

Established during the New Delhi World Book Fair in 2023, Nu Voice Press came into existence with a mission to help foster original voices and enable authors to connect with readers without the confines of traditional publishing. Since its inception, the imprint has grown exponentially, having published more than 300 books in literary fiction, commercial fiction, memoirs, children’s books, poetry, mythology, business, self-help, history, and narrative non-fiction.

Kevin Missal, the CEO of Hubhawks and the founder of Nu Voice Press, explained the significance of their attendance at the Frankfurt fair with great emotion. After having once yearned to have his work showcased on the global stage, he felt that participating in the event is about making sure that new writers get the exposure that they deserve.

Renowned as the premier trade fair for book rights and international licenses, the Frankfurt Book Fair is attended by publishing professionals from over 100 nations every year. This is an important platform where new writers are found, where translation rights are negotiated, and partnerships are made between various publishing houses.

For Nu Voice Press, the trade fair is not just an opportunity to reach out to the international community. It gives the authors an opportunity to negotiate translation rights and expand into other markets, making connections with publishers worldwide. It adds to the presence of Indian stories in the global publishing industry.

In addition to acknowledging this success, the publishing house also claims that it has begun receiving new manuscript proposals from both fiction and non-fiction genres. Authors with unique and intriguing stories are welcome to send in their manuscripts, which could give them the chance of reaching out to global audiences through their future publications.

Ahead of the Frankfurt Book Fair 2026, Nu Voice Press claims that its agenda is still geared towards finding important stories, developing gifted authors, and enabling Indian voices to be heard globally.