Publishers
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Badeaux
The Guides Badeaux started by focusing on the urbanistic history and heritage of the Belgian capital and the surrounding area. These guides ...Read more
The Guides Badeaux started by focusing on the urbanistic history and heritage of the Belgian capital and the surrounding area. These guides explore and put forward special heritage features linked to economic, social, political and regional urbanistic history. Through a chosen pattern, used as a narrative arc, the heritage is unveiled and set in its context, constantly dedicating to expose history in a didactic and lively way and to give the keys for understanding and analysing its development.
Pastel
Pastel is the Belgian imprint of l'école des loisirs, created in 1988 in Brussels. Literary and graphic standards, as well as respect for ...Read more
Pastel is the Belgian imprint of l'école des loisirs, created in 1988 in Brussels.
Literary and graphic standards, as well as respect for the child reader, form the foundations of Pastel's editorial line. The varied universes of our authors and illustrators, and the openness to the world they propose are very appreciated all over the world where they are published.
Since the beginning, there has been a strong link between Pastel and the international creation.
5e Couche (5c)
La 5e Couche is an independent Belgian publisher. La 5e Couche, also known as 5c, has published mainly comics since 1993....Read more
La 5e Couche is an independent Belgian publisher. La 5e Couche, also known as 5c, has published mainly comics since 1993.
Société de langue et de littérature wallonnes
The Société de langue et de littérature wallonnes (or SLLW) promotes the literature of the regional languages of French-speaking Belgium ...Read more
The Société de langue et de littérature wallonnes (or SLLW) promotes the literature of the regional languages of French-speaking Belgium and the philology and linguistics of French-speaking Belgium.
Weyrich
Weyrich editions is a French-speaking publishing house based in Neufchateau and published its first book in 2001. The house then broadened i...Read more
Weyrich editions is a French-speaking publishing house based in Neufchateau and published its first book in 2001. The house then broadened its activities by distributing their publications as well as other editors. Located in the heart of the Belgian Ardennes, its works were mostly dedicated to its soil and then broadened to the whole Walloon region and afterwards the entire world. Its catalogue, specialised in illustrated books, counts 300 works and is composed by collections such as L'âme de l'Ardenne, Les Plumes du Coq, Africa, Bataille des Ardennes or La Traversée.
Caïd (Editions du)
Caïd editions are specialised in the publication of photography and artists’ books....Read more
Caïd editions are specialised in the publication of photography and artists’ books.
Murmure des soirs
Founded in 2011, Murmure des soirs is a publishing house specialising in Belgian literature. It publishes novels and short stories, detectiv...Read more
Founded in 2011, Murmure des soirs is a publishing house specialising in Belgian literature. It publishes novels and short stories, detective novels and fantasy novels, erotic texts but also expressions, stories and chronicles. Amongst the authors in its catalogue you will find: Thomas Owen, Marc Pirlet, Ghislain Cotton, Dominique Maes, Michel Van den Bogaerde, Frédéric Chanel, Nancy Vilbajo, Paul De Ré, Alain Dartevelle, Jean-Marc Rigaux and Jean-Pierre L. Collignon.
Coopération par l'Éducation et la Culture (CEC)
Coopération par l’'Éducation et la Culture - CEC (Cooperation through Education and Culture) is a non-governmental organisation which ac...Read more
Coopération par l’'Éducation et la Culture - CEC (Cooperation through Education and Culture) is a non-governmental organisation which actively supports development projects in the fields of culture, education and training in southern countries. But that’s not all – CEC is also a library specialised in African and Caribbean literature (looked after at the heart of l'Espace Césaire), educational animations, exhibitions, cultural activites…
To fight against stereotypes and change widely the way we look at countries of the South, CEC offers:
- A bookshop specialised in African and Caribbean literature.
- The animation of a network of cultural figures from the North and the South.
- Meetings-debates with authors and cultural figures.
•- Educational exhibitions where artists question our imaginations and our perceptions of the Other.
•- Educational workshops denouncing the impact of prejudices in our relations with the Other.
•- Publications.
Anspach
Anspach editions is a young and eclectic publishing house. Its production ranges from graphic novels to fictional and documented comics. Sou...Read more
Anspach editions is a young and eclectic publishing house. Its production ranges from graphic novels to fictional and documented comics. Sourire 58, the official comic book of the Atomium?s 60 years anniversary was published in 2018 and resulted in an immediate success.
M.E.O.
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.