On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to ... Read more

On January 1st, 2001, CArCoB became an independent non-profit organisation. And since 1st January 2006, it has been contractually linked to the Communauté française de Belgique Wallonie-Bruxelles through a five-yearly agreement.

The Centre des Archives du communisme en Belgique (the Centre of the Archives of Communism in Belgium) works in collaboration with their Flemish equivalent, the Documentatie en Archief van de Communistische Beweging (DACOB).

Children's books (fiction and non-fiction), comics and graphic novels for youths and adults. Casterman Editions were created in 1780 and spe... Read more

Founded in 1949, the Midis de la poésie is an association from Brussels which has, for more than sixty years, promoted literature and poetr... Read more

Comics, novels, non-fiction, adult or children audience, Kennes editions favours love at first sight over the respect of a rigorous editoria... Read more

"In every being slumbers a book". The motto of Editions Lamiroy, founded in Brussels in 2013, is as much for unknowns as for media personali... Read more

Crossing borders, playing away from ethnocentrism, Genèse Édition is a Franco-Belgian publishing house, created in April 2009. Its publish... Read more

The recently established Editions jésuites, result from the fusion of three Belgian publishing houses (Fidélité, Lessius, Lumen Vitae) an... Read more

As a publisher, the AML (Archives and Literature  Museum) editions creates: - Critical editions of Belgian authors, correspondences and bio... Read more

Because literature is a question of passion? Lire et Relire (Read and Reread) is the first Accro Editions collection, and it is dedicated to... Read more

Since the start of the 20th century, La Charte has published legal and administrative works and journals. Strongly anchored in this solid ba... Read more