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    • Fantasy
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    • PDA
    • For Authors
    • Notebooks
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ABOUT FRAMI BOOKS

Frami Books is an independent publishing imprint run by author Callum Knight. Founded to share his first memoir, the imprint has grown into a small, craft‑driven press dedicated to clear, accessible books shaped by lived experience.


Callum discovered a passion for publishing early on and trained in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and professional editing tools. His work is guided by a commitment to designing books that are easy to read, visually clear, and supportive for autistic, ADHD, and dyslexic audiences.

Frami Books now publishes a range of fiction, children’s stories, and memoirs, including several Amazon bestsellers. Every title is created with care: Callum designs the interiors, leads the cover development, and collaborates with illustrators whenever a project calls for something special.


Alongside publishing his own work, Callum also supports other authors. He offers professional formatting for paperback, hardback, and eBook editions, as well as guidance on cover layout and design—helping writers bring their books to life with clarity and confidence.

Frami Books remains committed to meaningful, accessible storytelling and to creating books that help readers feel understood, supported, and inspired.


 Frami Books® is a registered trademark in the UK


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