Publications

News & Views

The latest issue of the FLF-newspaper 'News & Views' focuses on the presence of the Flemish Literature Fund at London Book Fair 2013 from 15 to 17 April.

 

The 'London Book Fair Special' presents in an inviting lay-out short texts on new books from Flanders to foreign publishers and other relations and informs about new publications and realisations supported by the FLF. The newspaper also pays attention to the activities and future plans of the FLF.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Read the 'London Book Fair Special' of 'News & Views'...

 

 

More publications

You will find a list of FLF-publications in book or brochure format below. Do also take a look at the author fact sheets.

 

 



News & Views Bologna Book Fair 2013

News and Views Bologna Book Fair 2013The latest issue of the FLF-newspaper 'News & Views' focuses on the presence of the Flemish Literature Fund at the Bologna Children's Book Fair 2013 from 25 to 28 March.

 

The 'Bologna Book Fair Special Special' presents in an inviting lay-out short texts on new books from Flanders to foreign publishers and other relations and informs about new publications and realisations supported by the FLF. The newspaper also pays attention to the activities and future plans of the FLF.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Read the 'Bologna Book Fair Special' of 'News & Views'...

News & Views Frankfurt Book Fair 2012

 

Cover News_Views_FFBF2012SpecialThe latest issue of the FLF-newspaper 'News & Views' focuses on the presence of the Flemish Literature Fund at the Frankfurt Book Fair from October 10 to 14, 2012 (Stand number: Hall 5.0, Stand C 938).

 

The 'Frankfurter Buchmesse Special' presents in an inviting lay-out short texts on new books from Flanders to foreign publishers and other relations and informs about new publications and realisations supported by the FLF. The newspaper also pays attention to the activities and future plans of the FLF.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Read the 'Frankfurter Buchmesse Special' of 'News & Views'...

10 Books from Holland and Flanders - Autumn 2012

Cover 10 Books from Holland and Flanders - Autum 2012

10 Books from Holland and Flanders is published jointly by the Dutch foundation for Literature and the Flemish Literature Fund. The bulletin is distributed free of charge to foreign publishers and editors. If you would like to subscribe, please contact the VFL-office.

 

The most recent issue was published in the autumn of 2012.

 

It features the following authors from Flanders:

 

   - Kristien Dieltiens

   - Peter Terrin

   - Peter Verhelst

   

 

 

 > Read the 10 Books from Holland and Flanders - Autumn 2012... 

Nonfiction from Flanders 2012

Cover Nonfiction from Flanders 2012As usual, at the Frankfurt Book Fair the FLF will be presenting foreign relations with the literary harvest of the past year for all genres, in the form of information sheets and sample translations. This year, the Frankfurt Book Fair is also where we will be developing further a nonfiction pilot project. That project, which started at the Beijing Book Fair in 2011, is aimed primarily at exploring the options for the FLF's nonfiction policy and, after thorough evaluation, how to integrate that policy into the existing foreign rights marketing activities.

 

> Read the brochure 'Non-fiction from Flanders 2012'...

 

Look at Literature from Flanders 2 - Beijing 2012

Cover Look at Literature from Flanders 2The Flemish Literature Fund (FLF) will soon be paying its second visit to the Beijing International Book Fair, the most important Chinese book fair. Between August 29th and September 2nd three FLF employees will be promoting Flemish literature to the Chinese publishing world.

 

Like last year, a bilingual brochure in Chinese and English containing a selection of 44 titles from various genres was designed. In addition to the brochure, the FLF has created an account on Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter, and a more comprehensive blog which includes book presentations.

 

 

 

 

> Read the brochure 'Look at Literature from Flanders 2'...

> Take a look at the Chinese blog…

News & Views Bologna Book Fair 2012 Special

Cover News-Views Bologna Book Fair 2012The latest issue of the FLF-newspaper 'News & Views' focuses on the presence of the Flemish Literature Fund at the Bologna Children's Book Fair.

 

The 'Bologna Book Fair Special Special' presents in an inviting lay-out short texts on new books from Flanders to foreign publishers and other relations and informs about new publications and realisations supported by the FLF. The newspaper also pays attention to the activities and future plans of the FLF.

 

> Read the 'Bologna Book Fair Special' of 'News & Views'...

10 Books from Holland and Flanders - Spring 2012

 

10 Books from Holland and Flanders Spring 201210 Books from Holland and Flanders is published jointly by the Dutch foundation for Literature and the Flemish Literature Fund. The bulletin is distributed free of charge to foreign publishers and editors. If you would like to subscribe, please contact the VFL-office.

 

The current issue was published in the spring of 2012.

 

It features the following authors from Flanders:

 

   - Rachida Lamrabet

   - Erwin Mortier

   - Ivo Victoria

   - Erik Vlaminck

   

 

 

 

 

 

> Read the entire 10 Books from Holland and Flanders - Spring 2012... 

Nonfiction from Flanders

Cover brochure Nonfiction from FlandersAs usual, at the Frankfurt Book Fair the FLF will be presenting foreign relations with the literary harvest of the past year for all genres, in the form of information sheets and sample translations. This year, the Frankfurt Book Fair is also where we will be launching a nonfiction pilot project. That project, which started at the Beijing Book Fair, is aimed primarily at exploring the options for the FLF's non-fiction policy and, after thorough evaluation, how to integrate that policy into the existing foreign rights marketing activities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

> Read the brochure Nonfiction from Flanders...

News & Views Frankfurt Book Fair 2011 Special

Cover_News_And_Views_Frankfurt_2011.jpgThe latest issue of the FLF-newspaper 'News & Views' focuses on the presence of the Flemish Literature Fund at the Frankfurt Book Fair from October 12 to 16, 2011 (Stand number: Hall 5.0, Stand C 932).

 

The 'Frankfurter Buchmesse Special' presents in an inviting lay-out short texts on new books from Flanders to foreign publishers and other relations and informs about new publications and realisations supported by the FLF. The newspaper also pays attention to the activities and future plans of the FLF.

 

Read the 'Frankfurter Buchmesse Special' of 'News & Views'...

 

Look at Literature from Flanders - Beijing 2011

Cover brochure Beijing 2011The Flemish Literature Fund (FLF) can look back with satisfaction at its first visit to Beijing. From August 31 to September 4, 2011, for the first time, the FLF presented literature from Flanders to Chinese publishers at the International Book Fair in Beijing. The FLF was following in the wake of the Netherlands, which was guest country at the fair.  

 

The FLF's aim was to gain insight into the Chinese book market and visit the relevant publishing houses willing to consider translations. It also wanted to find out what Chinese readers would be interested in, in terms of both genre and theme. Three members of FLF staff discussed such issues with sixty-five Chinese publishers at the fair and presented them with a bi-lingual English/Chinese brochure featuring thirty-six titles. 

 

> Read the brochure... 

> Look at the cover...

 

Book - Colouring Outside the Lines

Colouringoutsidethelines150.jpg'Colouring Outside the Lines' tells the story of 22 illustrators whose skill and creativity have enriched and expanded the world of children's literature.
Their illustrations open up the texts with power and sincerity. Each in their own way, these illustrators also colour outside the lines of the story, using a dash of humour, an anecdote or a surprising picture.
These are Flemish illustrators who are looking for a visual language that appeals to both adults and children.

 

'Colouring Outside the Lines' investigates the development of each illustrator's work and shows how to read their illustrations. Every shape, every colour and every line has a meaning. The better you are at deciphering that meaning, the richer the story becomes and the more pleasure you find in reading it.

 

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