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Discovering Belgian publishing (continued)
The magazine ofFrench-speaking Belgianpublishers, issue no. 9, is now available! Read it on this website.
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Do you read "le belge" ?
From 1 to 30 November 2025, the diversity of French-language Belgian literature will be celebrated through a major promotional campaign entitled ‘Lisez-vous le belge ?’ (Do you read le belge ?).
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Frankfurter Buchmesse - 15-19 oct
... to connect with publishing, industry and media professionals, discover exhibitors and events, and stay informed about all the highlights of #fbm25.
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Fifth edition of the Poetik Bazar
Brussels Poetry Market will take place from 19 to 21 September at the Halles de Schaerbeek.
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19.10.25
Mons, Belgium.
A fair to promote reading, literature and culture in the broadest sense of the term in Wallonia.
19.10.25
Frankfurt, Germany.
International festival of literature, culture and the entire industry that takes place at the exhibition site and all around the city.
16.11.25
Creil, France.
Four exceptional days of meetings, book signings, round tables, workshops, exhibitions, readings and ‘optimistic’ concerts... the theme of this 39th fair!
Focus
A selection of books on current topics.
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Publishers
Wallonie-Bruxelles Édition's mission is to ensure the influence of French-speaking Belgian books on a national and international scale. This showcase is aimed at all professionals in the world of books who wish to discover our production: publishers, literary agents, translators, authors, booksellers, librarians... both Belgian and foreign. It is managed by two associations and includes a complete directory of Belgian publishers, whether or not they are members of these associations.
The Association of Belgian publishers gathers around seventy publishers, professional distributors and broadcasters and offers works in French on all kinds of formats (printed and digital).
Les éditeurs singuliers (The Singular Publishers) gathers around fifty publishers from a variety of genres (literature, arts, human sciences, graphic novels) and promotes independent and creative publishing.
