A publisher which has wide range of publications :archaeology, architecture, business, economics, law, Egyptology, biblical studies, geograp...Read more

A publisher which has wide range of publications :archaeology, architecture, business, economics, law, Egyptology, biblical studies, geography, history, numismatics, which are published in various collections.

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).

The Espace Nord collection gathers together more than 400 titles of French-language Belgian literary heritage. Characterised by its pocket f...Read more

The Espace Nord collection gathers together more than 400 titles of French-language Belgian literary heritage. Characterised by its pocket format, its accessible price and the presence of an educational part at the end of each volume, it is a reference in the world of scholars and also of the general public. Owned by the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, the collection is managed by Les Impressions Nouvelles and Cairn.info.

Founded in 1972, the Presses universitaires de Namur is the publishing house of the University of Namur (Belgium). From interdisciplinary ap...Read more

Founded in 1972, the Presses universitaires de Namur is the publishing house of the University of Namur (Belgium). From interdisciplinary approaches to monographs, symposium proceedings and student handbooks, the catalog reflects the diversity of approaches taken at the University.

This publishing house was founded in 1974, following the meeting of Marcel Dricot and an author from Liège who is now very well known, havi...Read more

This publishing house was founded in 1974, following the meeting of Marcel Dricot and an author from Liège who is now very well known, having written the Mononke Désiré series, Paul Biron.
They are involved in the creation of ‘beaux livres’ (fine, beautiful books) which please the hand, eye and spirit by offering the reader quality texts, but also loyalty to their ‘house’ authors, such are the elements which guide editorial choices and create a catalogue which now counts more than 400 titles.
Here are our various collections include: Biographies, Short stories, In Liège, Wallonie, Essays, News, Poetry, Mémoires, Novels, Fantasy novels, Detective fiction, Health and well-being.

In 2016 was created the Translation and Interpreting Department of the new Faculty of Letters, Translation and Communication (LTC), named Te...Read more

In 2016 was created the Translation and Interpreting Department of the new Faculty of Letters, Translation and Communication (LTC), named Termisti, at the Université libre de Bruxelles (University of Brussels).
As Termisti was not of sufficient size to form a facultative research centre within the folds of this university, it decided, after a period of reflection beginning in 2016, to found a new centre of research, with a wider range of competences. It now welcomes around thirty researching teachers, teachers and doctoral students from all departments of the Faculty LTC, around three main areas of research:

1. The science of translation and interpreting;


2. The teaching of languages, cultures and literature;


3. The workings of languages, and aids to translation.

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.

Chronica editions were structured not long ago and are unlike any other traditional publishing house. They want to offer the audience and th...Read more

Chronica editions were structured not long ago and are unlike any other traditional publishing house. They want to offer the audience and the authors a different approach. Breaks and disruptions are what animate the processes of publication from all points of view: original never-seen-before ideas, new horizons, different books, original advertising?The first work published under this new approach was Joyeux Bordel, by the Belgian artist, cartoonist and caricaturist Pad?R.

Founded in 1930, the Journal des Poètes aims to stand up for and promote contemporary international poetry. This support and illustration i...Read more

Founded in 1930, the Journal des Poètes aims to stand up for and promote contemporary international poetry. This support and illustration is open to all types of poetic writing; moreover, the Journal does not limit itself to presenting new poems (in its chronicle ‘Paroles en archipel’, which means "words in archipelago"), but also highlights ‘Voix nouvelles’ ("new voices"), in which you can find young poets who are still not widely known, and ‘Rencontres’ (various interviews). It also dedicates itself to a ‘Chronique des revues’ ("chronicle of journals"), to a panorama of recent poetic publications, to critical readings (section ‘À livre ouvert’), and offers writers a chance to share with us one of their ‘Coups de cœur’ ("favorites").

Founded in 1985, Editions du Cerisier were born out of the Théâtre des Rues in order to leave a trace: theatrical texts are doomed to be f...Read more

Founded in 1985, Editions du Cerisier were born out of the Théâtre des Rues in order to leave a trace: theatrical texts are doomed to be forgotten when their shows have finished, if they are not kept alive in written text. The first two publications of the Editions du Cerisier are therefore devoted to the texts of the shows of the Théâtre des Rues.
Editions du Cerisier were therefore born, and the spirit which haunts it can only draw close to that of theatre-action. The most important desire is to publish proletarian literature. For this term is not in an outdated coma. It is no longer about quarrels on the probable or improbable proletarian purity or impurity of the author.
Editions du Cerisier, therefore, publish, by privilege and preference, novels, short stories, theatre, and essays which, clearly and without embellishment, deal with contemporary society.