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.

Accommodated by the Province de Hainaut, the Centre is developing a series of activities and is offering a number of services in order to fu...Read more

Accommodated by the Province de Hainaut, the Centre is developing a series of activities and is offering a number of services in order to fulfil its main objectives: to help authors in the management of their works, including the distribution and promotion of their publications in the theatrical and literary worlds in Belgium and abroad, as well as the aim of promoting the circulation of playwrights in the context of international exchanges.

Amongst its activities, it in particular manages an active Théâtrothèque which groups together more than 900 manuscripts and works edited by authors of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles. Since 2009, the Centre has taken care of the management of a writer’s residence situated in the park of Mariemont.

Their expert solutions combine deep domain knowledge and advanced technology to deliver better results and improved productivity. They help ...Read more

Their expert solutions combine deep domain knowledge and advanced technology to deliver better results and improved productivity. They help their clients create impact when it matters most by providing reliable information from trusted partners and authors, helping them make the right decisions.

Le Daily-Bul is an idea, a review (1957-1983) and a publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière, in 1957, on t...Read more

Le Daily-Bul is an idea, a review (1957-1983) and a publishing house founded by André Balthazar and Pol Bury in La Louvière, in 1957, on the wave of the Cobra movement and Belgian surrealism. Supporters of self-publication, Pol Bury and André Balthazar have published their works in the Daily-Bul review, where you will also find the works of Christian Dotremont, Pierre Alechinsky, Achille Chavée, Jean-Michel Folon and Théodore Koenig.
The catalogue of the publisghin house Le Daily-Bul  counts more than three hundred titles. Most offer deluxe editions, and a standard print run rarely does more than a thousand copies. In this innovative production, poetry is king. The collection « Les poquettes volantes » (1965-1979) defines itself as « savoureux zakouskis de l’avant-garde. » Also prominent is derision, with the collection « Le congru et l’incongru », « Livres livres » (L’homme est bon mais le veau est meilleur), and also l’« Archéo-collection » (Contribution à l’étude et à la connaissance du potiron chauve).

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.

The first independent Belgian publisher specialising in Belgian aviation.Belgium has played an important role in the development of aviatio...Read more

The first independent Belgian publisher specialising in Belgian aviation.
Belgium has played an important role in the development of aviation, and the new PASSION AVIATION collection pays tribute to Belgian heroes, aviators, inventors and manufacturers.
The books are produced thanks to the passionate collaboration of the families and heirs, the aim being to publish exclusively unpublished documents with captions by specialists recognised by their peers.

We hold and provide knowledge, we aim to enrich the expertise of our structural partners from the public and non-profit sectors, and offer t...Read more

We hold and provide knowledge, we aim to enrich the expertise of our structural partners from the public and non-profit sectors, and offer this expertise reworked and ‘tailor-made’ to our clients. Sharing the values of the public and non-profit sectors, Politeia is a learning organisation concerned with the professional and personal development of every individual. Politeia is fulfilling this objective by developing long-term partnerships with centres of excellence and trade unions in Wallonie, Brussels and Flanders.

A publishing house of Charleroi founded at the end of 2012, Les Éditions du Basson is developing three principal editorial lines :- Novels...Read more

A publishing house of Charleroi founded at the end of 2012, Les Éditions du Basson is developing three principal editorial lines :
- Novels (detective novels, humourous novels…)
- Comedy and offbeat humour (columns, satire, surrealism, kitchen nightmares, naughty children…’
- The ‘carolo’ identity (the identity of Charleroi) and the country of Charleroi.
Les Éditions du Basson participates in book fairs, library shows, book signings…
It organises an annual short story competition and publishes a selection of them. Les Éditions du Basson also organises Le Festival du Livre de Charleroi (The Book Festival of Charleroi) in the first weekend of May.
In 2015, Les Éditions du Basson created the monthly Belgian sartirical journal ‘"Même pas peur"’ with Cactus inébranlable Éditions.

The Archives générales du Royaume (General Archives of the Kingdom) and the Archives de l’État dans les Provinces (State Archives in th...Read more

The Archives générales du Royaume (General Archives of the Kingdom) and the Archives de l’État dans les Provinces (State Archives in the Provinces), known collectively as the Archives de l’État (the State Archives), are a scientific establishment of the Services publics fédéraux de Belgique (Federal public services of Belgium) that form part of the Service public fédéral de programmation (SPP) Politique scientifique (Federal Public Programming Service (FPS) Science policy).
The institution is made up of the Kingdom's General Archives in Brussels and 19 repositories of the State Archives across the country. From the acquisition of archives to their conservation, in addition to research, scientific research and promoting the collections, the tasks of the Archives de l’État are numerous. The Archives de l’État moreover aims to conserve archival documents produced and managed by Belgian public authorities.

The publishing house La Lettre volée (The stolen Letter), based in Brussels, founded in the autumn of 1989 by Daniel Vander Gucht, Pierre-Y...Read more

The publishing house La Lettre volée (The stolen Letter), based in Brussels, founded in the autumn of 1989 by Daniel Vander Gucht, Pierre-Yves Soucy and Louis Jacob in the background of the non-profit organisation Ante Post, pursues a publishing policy adhering to the following three points :
- The desire to offer, across a range of collections, reflections aimed at the public which look at ethical and aesthetic issues in society, concerning culture and contemporary art.
- The international option which presides over the choice of works of reflection and published creations, and which responds to the process even of thought, a product of the refusal to enclose authors in intellectual or cultural ghettos.