La Fonderie is a non-profit organization created in 1983 by a group of committed residents and historians. It occupies the site of the forme...Read more

La Fonderie is a non-profit organization created in 1983 by a group of committed residents and historians. It occupies the site of the former art foundry "La Compagnie des Bronzes". Our objectives are to preserve and make known the industrial memory of Brussels and that, more general, of work in all its forms.
La Fonderie is also a publishing house. We publish heritage, scientific and cultural works.
The original approach of the "Cahiers de La Fonderie" is to highlight the man, his work and his daily life. The articles in this historical review evoke the economic and industrial life of Brussels, the social and industrial heritage but also the history of the inhabitants of Brussels. We question the present and the future of the Brussels Region and its inhabitants from a historical analysis.

L'arbre de Diane asbl (a non-profit organisation) aims to promote literature and poetry, through various media. In particular, we explore th...Read more

L'arbre de Diane asbl (a non-profit organisation) aims to promote literature and poetry, through various media. In particular, we explore the sound and radio aspects of literature, as well as its relationship with technology and science.
Our publishing house now consists of two collections:
-La Tortue de Zénon unites the worlds of literature, science and mathematics. This collection wishes to offer readers original creations allowing them to discover the sciences and their alternate, different beauty. This is with the support of the Wernaers fund for the promotion of sciences.
-The collection Soleil du Nord has the aim to make people discover Dutch-language authors, from Flanders and the Netherlands.

The Union Académique Internationale (UAI) is an international organisation of national academies in the fields of human and social sciences...Read more

The Union Académique Internationale (UAI) is an international organisation of national academies in the fields of human and social sciences. Its objectives are to initiate, recognise, promote and finance long-term international research projects. Founded in 1919 in Paris with a General Secretariat established in Brussels, the UAI consists today of around one hundred Academies, from 63 countries across every continent. Conscious that numerous projects of a wide scope in human and social sciences cannot be undertaken and carried out in a short space of time, UAI has declared itself ready to support important long-term projects. The UAI already sponsors over 3000 works. Many of those are fundamental reference tools, such as dictionaries, encyclopaedias, and text editions, of which certain publications are available on the web. The UAI is constantly launching new international projects, the most recent regarding the transformation of Mediterranean cities throughout history.

Parlà is a publishing house specializing in testimonials and life stories. Each author leaves a trace, like footprints, that the reader is ...Read more

Parlà is a publishing house specializing in testimonials and life stories. Each author leaves a trace, like footprints, that the reader is invited to follow.

The Royal Institute of the Artistic Heritage (in French, IRPA) is one of the ten scientific establishments within the jurisdiction of the fe...Read more

The Royal Institute of the Artistic Heritage (in French, IRPA) is one of the ten scientific establishments within the jurisdiction of the federal Minister of Science policy. It dedicates to the inventory, the scientific analysis, the conservation and valorisation of the country?s artistic and cultural heritage. IRPA represents a unique asset for our country?s heritage, the movable as well as the real estate, and has a mission of research and public service. The Institute also provides the public an infotheca, an authentic information and research centre on Belgium?s artistic heritage. The infotheca brings together a photo library that currently exhibits over a million photographs, a book library that specialises in art history and the documentary collection from the Centre of Early Netherlandish paintings. Moreover, the role played by IRPA in the heritage valorisation and the distribution of tools for researchers as well as for the general public is illustrated by the publications, the photographic inventory and the organisation of lectures, congresses and seminaries led by the Institute.

L'Âne qui butine is a cross-border (France-Belgium) micro-publishing house founded in 1999, with beautiful, imaginative origins. The publi...Read more

L'Âne qui butine is a cross-border (France-Belgium) micro-publishing house founded in 1999, with beautiful, imaginative origins. The publishing house creates works which can deviate from the traditional form of books: a ball of paper, a suspended book…
At the cost of the publisher, L'Âne qui butine has published, to this day, almost 100 authors (from France, Belgian Wallonie and Flanders, Quebec, Switzerland…). All of our authors have a poetic attitude and an air of absolute bliss faced with L'Âne (!) … the perfection of the swarm?
The world of L'Âne is also, and especially, the weaving together of meetings which articulate the intermingling between text and image, object and book, line and page.
Sometimes, L'Âne reveals itself to the world through the means of fleeting, poetic actions: in trees, near a spring, the author of multidimensional exhibitions, themed meals, shocking readings (or even explosive…)

Specialises in publishing religious books....Read more

Specialises in publishing religious books.

Bleu d'encre was, at first, a magazine created by Claude Donnay that focused on poetry and short stories. Its first number was issued on the...Read more

Bleu d'encre was, at first, a magazine created by Claude Donnay that focused on poetry and short stories. Its first number was issued on the 1999 summer solstice. Ever since, a new number is issued on every solstice. Between 2010 and 2015, a dozen staple-bound brochures were published and initiated a shift towards poetry collections publishing. Since 2015, Bleu d'encre publishes some three or four printed collections every year at the printing presses of the Amay's Maison de la poésie (house of poetry). The only editorial line that Bleu d'encre respects is the blue line of the horizon.

Éditions La place publishes books at the crossroads of literature, poetry, the arts, and research. They focus on the notions of place, disp...Read more

Éditions La place publishes books at the crossroads of literature, poetry, the arts, and research. They focus on the notions of place, displacement, and the trajectories of individuals, as well as the texts that bear their imprint. Through their publications, they seek to explore new ways of weaving narratives and interpreting the world. Their catalogue includes contemporary literary and poetic works, as well as hybrid forms that blend text, image and photography, poetic prose, multilingual writing, diaries, and logbooks.

Les Feuilles Familiales are publications of Couples and Families, a permanent educational association specialising in questions of sexuality...Read more

Les Feuilles Familiales are publications of Couples and Families, a permanent educational association specialising in questions of sexuality, relations, family and education.