Publishers
With each connection, new discoveries. Publishers are presented randomly. For alphabetical order, use the search.
Éditions Panthère
Belgian publishing house, Les Éditions Panthère , based in Liège, publishes mainly thrillers (psychological, suspense, crime, drama and e...Read more
Belgian publishing house, Les Éditions Panthère , based in Liège, publishes mainly thrillers (psychological, suspense, crime, drama and erotica). It pays particular attention to first works.
A new Youth department, aimed at ages 1 to 101, will be added to the catalog at the dawn of 2026.
AYO éditions
AYO Éditions offers children's books with Afro-descendant protagonists. They allow children to build themselves with heroes and heroines wh...Read more
AYO Éditions offers children's books with Afro-descendant protagonists. They allow children to build themselves with heroes and heroines who resemble them but also to offer all children characters reflecting the diversity around them. The published stories highlight varied characters, carrying universal stories that open minds and break stereotypes.
Névrosée
Névrosée publishing house was founded in May 2019 with the aim of republishing all the Belgian women of letters that were forgotten or nev...Read more
Névrosée publishing house was founded in May 2019 with the aim of republishing all the Belgian women of letters that were forgotten or never famous.
Latomus
The Société d’Études Latines de Bruxelles, a non-profit organisation founded 11th July 1936, publishes, under the title "Latomus", a qu...Read more
The Société d’Études Latines de Bruxelles, a non-profit organisation founded 11th July 1936, publishes, under the title "Latomus", a quarterly review and a Collection of books which welcomes works on all of the spheres of Latin: texts, literature, history, institutions, archaeology, epigraphy, paleography, Latin humanism etc.
Maedia
Maedia sprl embodies a pubishing activity dedicated primarily to the different kinds of urban arts. Since 2012, Maedia's goal is to share wi...Read more
Maedia sprl embodies a pubishing activity dedicated primarily to the different kinds of urban arts. Since 2012, Maedia's goal is to share with the public the approach and motivation of artists from alternative or underground disciplines that are still too often misunderstood, such as graffiti, skateboard, hip-hop and electro. Nocturnal performances, perceptible nuisances, hijacked locations, proximity to drugs and alcohol are all factors that prevent a fair mutual understanding between urban artists and those who live and manage the city. Through a game of interviews, essays and graphic or sound illustrations, Maedia seeks to contribute to the construction of a necessary and urgent citizen dialogue, while giving the opportunity to artists deemed not very prolix to speak. and to share their passions and their emotions.
CIVA
The publishing house of the CIVA (Centre International pour la Ville et l'Architecture et le Paysage) specialises in architecture – Belg...Read more
The publishing house of the CIVA (Centre International pour la Ville et l'Architecture et le Paysage) specialises in architecture – Belgian and international –in urban and rural settings. It offers – on its own or as part of a co-publication, in one or several languages – beautiful books dedicated to contemporary and emerging architecture but also the great figures of the 20th century, as well as exhibition catalogues. CIVA Editions are also developing several collections, one of which, ‘Ville et architecture’, highlights the architectural heritage of cities such as Riga, Lviv, Krakow, Brussels and its engineering heritage, and more recently, Kinshasa. The CIVA also wants to reflect the variety of contemporary practices within the field of architecture in the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (the Jeunes Architectures collection).
Éditions de la Province de Liège
Éditions de la Province de Liège publishes works written or commissioned by the provincial institution and its departments to promote its ...Read more
Éditions de la Province de Liège publishes works written or commissioned by the provincial institution and its departments to promote its missions and actions, in all genres (history, heritage, tourism, art books, comics). Through this catalogue, the Province of Liège aims to promote the personalities, events, successes, traditions, knowledge and know-how as well as the heritage that make up the richness of its territory.
P&M Éducation
The teaching tools we have developed concern the multiplication tables and the beginning of reading. They are characterised by our concern t...Read more
The teaching tools we have developed concern the multiplication tables and the beginning of reading. They are characterised by our concern to make knowledge accessible, to enable pupils to create tools for understanding and thus to take power over their environment. In other words, to help them grow in intelligence.
Trinkhall Museum
The MADmusée (which stands for the Musée d'Art Différencié) is a museum of Art Brut Contemporain (Contemporary Brut Art) situated in LiÃ...Read more
The MADmusée (which stands for the Musée d'Art Différencié) is a museum of Art Brut Contemporain (Contemporary Brut Art) situated in Liège (B). Its mission is the conservation and promotion of works produced by mentally handicapped artists, in the context of a workshop and possessing an INTERNATIONAL COLLECTION composed of 2,500 works. In addition to conservation, study of its collection and the planning of TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS, the MADmusée is developing two other fields of specific activities: an EDUCATIONAL SERVICE which involves cultural mediation which brings together awareness-raising theories and practises, and a CENTRE OF DOCUMENTATION, regarding the works of Brut Art and its ramifications. The centre is additionally composed of a specific, complete centre dedicated to non-conventional architectural projects.
Centre des Archives du Communisme en Belgique (CArCob)
On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to ...Read more
On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to the Communauté française de Belgique Wallonie-Bruxelles through a five-yearly agreement.
The Centre des Archives du communisme en Belgique (the Centre of the Archives of Communism in Belgium) works in collaboration with their Flemish equivalent, the Documentatie en Archief van de Communistische Beweging (DACOB).