The Invitation Programme for publishers from countries with developing book industries

It currently focuses on picture books and middle grade titles. It's award-winning book, Grandma's List has been published in several countries and multiple languages.

It has several collections, including one aimed at publishing authors from Portuguese-speaking countries. They have participated in important fairs and festivals in Mozambique, Angola, Brazil and Portugal.

Their titles have been translated into over sixty languages worldwide. They are now specializing and expanding their catalogue list to cover bilingual books in African languages.

Bakame Editions has translated some famous titles into Kinyarwanda, English and French such as Dikum Dakum, Die Geheimnisvolle Zauberformel, titles into Kinyarwanda such as Fly Eagle Fly, Gute Freunde and Mimy Mystery.

Initially Blackbird Books was established as a platform for black voices. Over the years, it has shown itself to be a champion and a platform of books that surpass race and are an essential addition to the current and on-going discussions including those around migration, gender, sexuality and identity that affect the youth in South Africa and the continent.

They work with renowned writers and editors as well as established and emerging artists to create picture books which challenge and engage young minds, giving equal importance to image and text. Their books are stocked at stores in India, Singapore, UAE and the USA.

It has translated some famous titles into Indonesian such as Han Kang’s Man Booker International Prize winning novel, The Vegetarian, Kafka’s The Metamorphosis and Raymond Carver’s What We Talk About When We Talk About Love.

It enables a greater variety of voices to be heard by collaborating with writers, translators, and illustrators worldwide. It publishes Hearing Others' Voices, a transcultural and transdisciplinary series to engage readers in recent advances in thought, unaccountably overlooked areas of the world, and key issues of the day.

It publishes books and magazines written by women and collaborates with other art collectives in organizing small press fairs, lectures, and workshops. Among its recent works are anthologies of life writing by peasant women, plantation workers, and nurses. It has also published various other anthologies on lesbian invisibility, war, and violence.

 

It seeks to find new young talented writers and connect them with the right audience by using social media.

It is a center for contemporary art, where publishing holds a fundamental position with specific research collections (esthetics, gender and cinema). It is today recognized as one of the most active publishing houses in North Africa.

The problematics of the “global Here & Now” are being approached by LOGOS through the series of publications on social sciences, verbatim and storytelling and by means of cultural projects

Agora published some of the most significant works of the contemporary literature including the Nobel Prize winners such as D. Lessing and A. Munro, and numerous valuable literary works by M. Faber, B. Friel, I. Murdoch, K.Lispector, L.Valenzuela, etc.

Its translations into Ukrainian are Europe: A History by Norman Davis, War and Turpentine by Stefan Hertmans, Cities for People by Jan Gehl. Our original titles are Awesome Ukraine Guidebooks, Balcony Chic, Soviet Modernism, Decommunized: Ukrainian Soviet Mosaics.

Founded in 2014, it focuses on contemporary writing, both in translation and in the Spanish language. They also represent Argentinian authors such as Marcelo Cohen, María Luque and Dolores Reyes throughout the world.

So far, they have published modern classics such as Heinrich Mann, Joseph Roth, Stefan Zweig, Miguel Ángel Asturias, Mario Benedetti and Elena Poniatowska, and also contemporary works of Eduardo Halfon, William Ospina and Mircea Cărtărescu. 

It has published some of the most important authors of Mexican literature, such as José Emilio Pacheco, Carlos Monsiváis, José Revueltas, Carlos Fuentes, Elena Poniatowska and Sergio Pitol, amongst others. It also publishes first works by new valuable authors.

They have a wide catalogue including fiction titles (novels, short stories, poetry, comics) featuring young and well-known authors such as Juan Villoro, Alberto Salcedo Ramos and Andrés Neuman.

They cover different genres such as novel, short story, poetry, chronicle, essay with special attention to regional aspects. It has also published translation by Ron Riddell, Ana Ajmatova, Frédéric Shiffter, Heinrich von Kleist and Knut Hamsum.