Le Cri label was founded in 1981, Mols editions have now associated with it to ensure the longevity of its collections, that range from lite...Read more

Le Cri label was founded in 1981, Mols editions have now associated with it to ensure the longevity of its collections, that range from literature to human sciences with a particular attention to history. Le Cri editions, a fully-fledged brand, works as a department for Mols editions.

Traversées editions focus on volumes of poetry, short-stories and literary essays. A selection is made by the reading committee that receiv...Read more

Traversées editions focus on volumes of poetry, short-stories and literary essays. A selection is made by the reading committee that receives the manuscripts.

The recently established Editions jésuites, result from the fusion of three Belgian publishing houses (Fidélité, Lessius, Lumen Vitae) an...Read more

The recently established Editions jésuites, result from the fusion of three Belgian publishing houses (Fidélité, Lessius, Lumen Vitae) and from new partnerships with the Jesuits of France. Through this initiative, the Belgian and French Jesuit provinces intend to instil new breath into intellectual research, religious formation, and evangelization. Please note that the three brand names have been maintained.
With an around 1200 titles stock, Éditions Jésuites publish about sixty new works that fit in a spirit of great openness to contemporary issues.

GAR (the research workshops group) is a very important participant in the Architecture faculty of the University of Liège and has a double ...Read more

GAR (the research workshops group) is a very important participant in the Architecture faculty of the University of Liège and has a double use: it is a library as well as an archive centre. One of its work axis is the valorisation of its collections through a programme of exhibitions, conferences and publications. The Archidoc project was launched in 2016 and brings about a new depth to architecture archiving. Through Archidoc as well as other one-time projects, GAR has developed great editorial management skills.

Founded in 2007 to publish translations of Bosnian and Croatian literary works, Éditions M.E.O. quickly saw its activities extend beyond th...Read more

Founded in 2007 to publish translations of Bosnian and Croatian literary works, Éditions M.E.O. quickly saw its activities extend beyond that. With a catalogue of nearly 250 titles, it includes works by writers from various regions of the French-speaking world, as well as translations of works from several linguistic fields. They focus on general literature, but have also developed joint collections with the Archives et Musée de la Littérature (heritage writers from Central Africa) and the Musée de la Médecine de l'ULB (works linked to the museum's exhibitions). Their editorial approach combines an interest in storytelling, a vision of the world, a humanist sensibility and a focus on writing. They make it a point of honour to discover new talent while retaining the loyalty of their authors. They have won some fifteen literary prizes, including the Prix du Parlement and, in Paris, the Prix La Renaissance française. Several of their books have been or are being translated into ten languages.

Since 1973, University Press of Saint-Louis Bruxelles has been publishing individual and collective scientific works in three collections. W...Read more

Since 1973, University Press of Saint-Louis Bruxelles has been publishing individual and collective scientific works in three collections. With interdisciplinarity as a common thread, they are open to all the disciplines that fuel contemporary thinking in the humanities and social sciences, mainly philosophy, literature, law, economics, political science and sociology. Fundamental works are included alongside those dealing with applied research.
The ?Collection générale? is the main collection of the Presses universitaires Saint-Louis. While monographs focus on PhD thesis, collective books include symposium proceedings and libri amicorum.

We are a company of traditional media, focusing on the future. Our activities include the daily Grenz Echo, new medias, online portals, maga...Read more

We are a company of traditional media, focusing on the future. Our activities include the daily Grenz Echo, new medias, online portals, magazines and publishing books and periodicals.

"In every being slumbers a book". The motto of Editions Lamiroy, founded in Brussels in 2013, is as much for unknowns as for media personali...Read more

"In every being slumbers a book". The motto of Editions Lamiroy, founded in Brussels in 2013, is as much for unknowns as for media personalities.
In our catalogue of over 500 titles, you'll find journalists (François de Brigode, Eric Russon, Gorian Delpâture, Rudy Léonet, Thierry Coljon, Brice Depasse...), comedians (Richard Ruben, Sandra Zidani, Stefan Cuvelier, Tim Doucet... ), writers (Caroline Wlomainck, Eric Neirynck, Marc Meganck...), cartoonists (Fred Jannin, Hugues Hausman, Serge Dehaes...) ... and even a magician (Carlos Vaquera) or a singer (Francis Lalanne).
Our 5,000-word collection of short stories, "Opuscule", features over 300 numbers covering the whole range of Belgian literature, from Adeline Dieudonné to Stefan Liberski.
"L'article" is the first Belgian literary monthly to contain a single article focusing on a single author.

The Employé du Moi is a Brussels-based comic book publishing house founded around 2000 by a few cartoonists. Its book production evolves ar...Read more

The Employé du Moi is a Brussels-based comic book publishing house founded around 2000 by a few cartoonists. Its book production evolves around and according to desires, experiences, vibes, and encounters; and its editorial line follows what is commonly known as independent comics. The genres it publishes range from intimate stories to adventure fictions, suspense thrillers and sometimes even erotic tales. Employé du Moi devotes a special attention to the stories’ depth and their narrative quality. The experience and relationship with the author throughout the creation and publication of a book are deeply cherished.

The CADTM Belgique and its international network are omnipresent in the auditing process of debts and in campaigns against illegal debt in c...Read more

The CADTM Belgique and its international network are omnipresent in the auditing process of debts and in campaigns against illegal debt in countries where the network CADTM is based.
The strategy for reaching our global objective of freeing people lies in 6 steps :
1. Research on the ‘debt system’ combined with the development of educational tools;
2. Reinforcement of the CADTM network;
3. Awareness raising and training in the non-governmental sector, social movements and amongst citizens;
4. Mobilisation of citizens, non-governmental organisations and social movements;
5. Awareness raising of the media;
6. Appeals to public authorities.