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#Nibbies: Small Press of the Year Regional and Country finalist


Lovely news on a wet Wednesday morning…

It is time to announce our incredible Small Press of the Year Regional and Country finalists 🥁
A huge congratulations to our 55 finalists who "have ridden out the pandemic peaks and troughs, and have emerged into the new age stronger than ever"✨
Meet our finalists 👇 and find out more: bit.ly/42NolOC #Nibbies #BritishBookAwards
Congratulations to all the finalists… the finalists from Wales are Parthian Books, Lucent Dreaming, Firefly Press, Rily Publications and Graffeg 😍
Read more about our finalists, here: bit.ly/42NolOC #Nibbies #BritishBookAwards

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