Founded in 1994, Esperluète is an independent publishing house from Belgium. We publish illustrated books and literature/poetry. Each pub...Read more

Founded in 1994, Esperluète is an independent publishing house from Belgium.
We publish illustrated books and literature/poetry.
Each publication contains a balance of text and images, with high literary and aesthetic quality.

What makes Musée L so special is the great diversity of its collections, and the dialogue between works of art and UCLouvain?s unique scien...Read more

What makes Musée L so special is the great diversity of its collections, and the dialogue between works of art and UCLouvain?s unique scientific collections. Musée L's mission is to promote the University's collections, both museographically and scientifically. Its publications offer specialists, students and researchers, as well as interested members of the general public, fine books of a scientific nature: exhibition catalogs, art books based on a collection, studies of a work of art or a particular museum collection.

Founded in 1984 by the Belgian dancer and choreographer Patricia Kuypers, Contredanse has aimed, from its beginning, to support creations of...Read more

Founded in 1984 by the Belgian dancer and choreographer Patricia Kuypers, Contredanse has aimed, from its beginning, to support creations of choreography. It wants to offer tools and resources to choreographers and dancers, to allow them to link their work in the studio to an analysis of thoughts regarding movement, the body, the composition, history and their discipline.
Its activities are principally orientated towards information and documentation, in publishing as well as training. Contresdanse is also developing partners by associating itself with projects such as round tables, conferences, workshops of reflection relating to dance…
Its publishing activity is double: on one half, the annual production of a publication (a book, CD or DVD) on a theme linked to dance or the work of an artist; on the other half a quarterly journal of news, specifically news regarding dance, distributed freely.

Les Presses universitaires de Bruxelles (the academic presses of Brussels) have, as their objective, the distribution, development and suppo...Read more

Les Presses universitaires de Bruxelles (the academic presses of Brussels) have, as their objective, the distribution, development and support of the teaching at the University of Brussels, as well as scientific research. It carries out the fulfilment of this goal by publishing, printing and distributing a variety of works.

GAR (the research workshops group) is a very important participant in the Architecture faculty of the University of Liège and has a double ...Read more

GAR (the research workshops group) is a very important participant in the Architecture faculty of the University of Liège and has a double use: it is a library as well as an archive centre. One of its work axis is the valorisation of its collections through a programme of exhibitions, conferences and publications. The Archidoc project was launched in 2016 and brings about a new depth to architecture archiving. Through Archidoc as well as other one-time projects, GAR has developed great editorial management skills.

Discreetly based in Anderlecht, from time to time les éditions 632 exclusively publish poetry. Until proven otherwise.And their name, tell...Read more

Discreetly based in Anderlecht, from time to time les éditions 632 exclusively publish poetry. Until proven otherwise.
And their name, tell me about that?
It came to them from a sumptuous poem, entitled ?Escorial II?, in which Pedro Salinas decided to ?compter au lieu de rêver? (count instead of dreaming) (en vez de soñar, contar?). And to add up, six hundred and twelve windows in the western face of the Escurial, five white clouds, three beloved people and twelve strokes of noon. ?¡ Qué felicidad igual / a seiscientos treinta y dos !? (What equal happiness in those six hundred and thirty two!) cries the poet, thus answering your question.

SAMSA Sprl is a publishing house and an infographic company. It has been active since august 1999. It occasionally associates with partners ...Read more

SAMSA Sprl is a publishing house and an infographic company. It has been active since august 1999. It occasionally associates with partners like Textyles (ULB), ARLL (Royale Academy of Language and french Literature), Ciel (Interuniversity Center of literary study), UPT (Popular University of Theater), etc. SAMSA publishes in the domains of history and literature essentially, be it heritage re-editions, historical works, contemporary novels... Today, SAMSA is publishing paper books and ePub. The concern for quality in terms of form and originality of the subjects are its criteria of reference.

Founded in 1989, Lansman Editeur (managed by the association Emile&Cie) has published 1,430 books containing around 3,500 plays, almost a th...Read more

Founded in 1989, Lansman Editeur (managed by the association Emile&Cie) has published 1,430 books containing around 3,500 plays, almost a third of which are intended for young people to read and perform. Its catalogue is open to authors from all over the French-speaking world. Although all the texts published can be performed on stage, they are presented "in book form", primarily for the reader, with the aim of developing "the pleasure of reading theatre plays".
Many of the plays published by Lansman Editeur have been translated and published in Germany, Romania, Mexico, Armenia, Great Britain, Canada, etc.

Bleu Dans Vert is a publishing house that produces books with no head or tail, little objects that are beautiful, musical and poetic. It's a...Read more

Bleu Dans Vert is a publishing house that produces books with no head or tail, little objects that are beautiful, musical and poetic. It's a gentle blend of many genres.

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").