Since its creation in 1979, GRIP (which is, above all, a centre of research on questions of international security) has launched itself into...Read more

Since its creation in 1979, GRIP (which is, above all, a centre of research on questions of international security) has launched itself into publishing. Its books, which see themelves as engaged, independent, impertinent… deal with international politics. The objective is clear : to contribute, through its writings, to a safer, less-armed world.

A watchful eye over literature.Être vu pour être lu editions is a publishing house founded on 24th October 2019. While sharing a great an...Read more

A watchful eye over literature.
Être vu pour être lu editions is a publishing house founded on 24th October 2019. While sharing a great and real passion for books and a strong will to put forward the works of every worthwhile author, our goal is to keep a human dimension throughout our editorial line. A heart-stopper and magic meeting will always be preferred to an impersonal email submission.

The "Presses Universitaires de Liège" publish and diffuse scientific books that aims to promote the ULiège's missions and heritage:- Teac...Read more

The "Presses Universitaires de Liège" publish and diffuse scientific books that aims to promote the ULiège's missions and heritage:
- Teaching : textbooks are proposed to the students ;
- Research : the "Presses" sort themselves in "Séries disciplinaires", "Collections thématiques" and in "revues" with pear readings ;
- Opening on the world : as the University's missions are in direct relation with the City, the "Presses" also publish essays for the general public;
- Heritage : the University can rely on the "Presses" to promute its history, its region, its community and its international partnership.

A bold, passionate and demanding editorial approach. Stories that capture, resonate and leave an imprint. French- and Dutch-speaking authors...Read more

A bold, passionate and demanding editorial approach. Stories that capture, resonate and leave an imprint. French- and Dutch-speaking authors. A publishing house based in Waterloo, Belgium, a magnificent country rich in languages and culture. While we give priority to Belgian authors, our arms are wide open to all French- and Dutch-speaking authors, wherever they live. Our aim is to enrich literature with unknown nuggets of untold potential.

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.

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.

Tintinimaginatio is a public limited company in Belgian law concerned with the commercialisation of Herge's works, particularly through his ...Read more

Tintinimaginatio is a public limited company in Belgian law concerned with the commercialisation of Herge's works, particularly through his publications and derived products. It manages its activities in various sectors: textiles, objects (statues, figurines, toys, crockery, etc), publishing, stationary and multimedia (the internet, apps, audiovisual productions).

Chat Ailé editions publish all kinds of novels, from classic to adventure, detective, fiction and children literature. In 2014, the idea of...Read more

Chat Ailé editions publish all kinds of novels, from classic to adventure, detective, fiction and children literature. In 2014, the idea of creating a publishing house blossomed in Sandra Di Silvio’s head. She already had a foothold in the literary world and had met many Belgian authors that weren’t enough put forward by the country’s editors. That’s when she thought about offering them her support and providing a better visibility, guiding them towards renown in their own style. The publishing house aims to promote young talents that already have a literary experience by offering a complete professional support, editing, correcting, publishing and promoting their work as an editor.

Kate'Art Editions is a dynamic Belgian publishing house founded in 2000.For almost 25 years, its mission has been to make art and culture a...Read more

Kate'Art Editions is a dynamic Belgian publishing house founded in 2000.
For almost 25 years, its mission has been to make art and culture accessible to the general public,
children and families. Kate'Art Editions sells its books and/or rights worldwide.
It has created several collections, including "Happy Museum!", which follows international cultural events in Europe and the United States,
and a collection of colouring books called "Color Zen".
Other children's books are another way of discovering culture.
Thanks to this new initiative, children have their own access to culture through a series of art books
created and adapted especially for them.

Le Taillis Pré Editions, founded in 1984 by the poet Yves Namur, immediately revealed an editorial focus on authors from across the entire ...Read more

Le Taillis Pré Editions, founded in 1984 by the poet Yves Namur, immediately revealed an editorial focus on authors from across the entire world. Due to this focus, you can find poets such as Roberto Juarroz, Antonio Ramos Rosa, Salah Stétié, Israël Eliraz, Nuno Judice and E. E. Cummings, to name but a few. Around a dozen titles appear in this way every year, among which are also some of the best poets of Belgium: Gaspard Hons, Jacques Izoard, Fernand Verhesen, Michel Lambiotte, André Miguel, Eric Brogniet, Liliane Wouters, Philippe Jones, etc. The ‘Ha’ collection presents a panorama of Belgian poetry, whose works are significant but little known or even undiscovered. In this collection, you will find the names of Françoise Delcarte, Ernest Delève, Frans Moreau, Pierre Della Faille, Jean Dypréau and Robert Guiette. This collection generally publishes the complete works of the poet in question. Le Taillis Pré aims to give voice to the words of the poet Yves Bonnefoy: ‘La poésie moderne est loin de ses demeures possibles.’ That is our reason of being.