NEW YORK - s4story -- The premier trade show for the publishing industry is returning in 2025. Ted Olczak, publisher of BookCAMP magazine, has announced that the BookCAMP 2025 event will take place in New Jersey during the first weekend of May.

This three-day event, set for May 2-4, 2025, will be held at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel near Newark Liberty International Airport, 128 Frontage Rd, Newark, NJ. Independent authors, publishers, and industry experts will come together to share knowledge, network, and celebrate publishing success.

"I believe it was a significant key event in years for our industry," said David Nudo, former publisher of Publishers Weekly, Former Managing Director of Books of The New York Times, and a show participant, "and I am very much looking forward to BookCAMP 2025".

In this upcoming year for BookCAMP 2025, Olczak promises to schedule additional programming on social media, the use (and non-use) of artificial intelligence, as well as sessions on getting your book adapted for the movie screen.

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BookCAMP 2025 is designed to give practical, actionable information and connect attendees to other publishing professionals that can absolutely make a difference in how they will continue their book publishing programs and book sales." Olczak maintains "BookCAMP has proven itself to be a MUST-ATTEND event, impacting every publisher and author's publishing trajectory. The education and networking is invaluable, and all of it presented in a very compact format and in record time."

Olczak went on to say that he is expecting a record number of attendees to its INDEPENDENT PRESS and NYC Big Book Awards Dinner & Ceremony. With 25% more attendees than last year, including authors worldwide from Australia, Canada, China, France, United States, United Kingdom, etc., Olczak believes there will be even more excitement this upcoming year.

The BookCAMP event grew out of a quarterly magazine BookCAMP, Library of Congress ISSN: 2994-4406, which addresses authors and publishers' business challenges of book publishing.

For a complete list of speakers and sessions, visit https://www.ipabookcamp.com/speakers.
See experts and take this incredible opportunity to learn and grow by registering at https://www.ipabookcamp.com/tickets.