BookCon 2027 is coming back, and its even bigger
BookCon is returning in 2027, and next year, it runs for three days. Here's what we know so far.
BookCon, the popular literary convention, made a triumphant return in April 2026 after a break, drawing a large crowd and generating significant buzz. The event sold out tickets quickly and saw major announcements, such as the upcoming release of a new Divergent book. Following the success of 2026, ReedPop, the event's organizers, has announced that BookCon will return in 2027, expanding its duration to three days.
The convention will once again take place at the Javits Center, from April 9 to 11. The extra day means attendees can expect a wider array of panels, authors, and workshops, potentially increasing their chances of securing tickets. Jenny Martin, Event Director at ReedPop, expressed enthusiasm about returning to BookCon, stating that the community’s passion exceeded expectations.
She emphasized the team’s commitment to improving the event based on feedback received from attendees and partners. While the lineup for 2027 has not been announced yet, ReedPop has pledged to deliver an even larger and more engaging BookCon experience.
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