Publishing house Midi-Pyrénées

Les éditions A L'Asard Bautezar is an association based in the Gard region of France. Its aim is to share and promote Provençal culture in all its literary, artistic and historical aspects. Through meetings, events, exhibitions and publications, the association contributes to the discovery of Occitan culture and language. Visit their website to discover the full agenda of literary meetings and local exhibitions.

Editions L'Aucèu Libre promotes, publishes and distributes Provençal, Languedoc, Catalan and Occitan culture, literature and poetry. Founded in 2003, Aucèu Libre has published over seventy titles to date. Five or six titles are planned each year. In 2009, L'Aucèu Libre published its first unpublished text. You can discover their authors and their complete catalog online, and also meet them at the famous Rencontres Littéraires de Salinelles in June.

Letras d'Òc publishes works by contemporary authors in Occitan or bilingual French-Occitan: novels, short stories and narratives, tales, poetry, theater... or even translations and books for young readers. Attached to the literary quality of the text as well as to the authenticity of the dialect, they also publish literary texts by authors of the modern era, unpublished or not found today. You can find all the new and forthcoming books in their catalog, and even order online.

IEO Difusion and IEO Edicions belong to the Institute of Occitan Studies and ensure both the publishing of books in Occitan or on the Occitan language and culture, but also the distribution of many Occitan publishers. The publishing house participates in the socialization of the Occitan language by supporting the creation of books in Occitan on the Occitan language and culture through its varied publications dedicated to the entire readership throughout the south of France.

In 1981, in Montpeyroux, in the Hérault region of France, Éditions Jorn began by publishing a magazine until 1986, whose fourteen issues made a major contribution to the revival of literary writing in Occitan. In 1995, the three writers Jean-Paul Creissac, Jean-Claude Forêt and Philippe Gardy continued to publish the greatest names in contemporary Occitan poetry: Max Rouquette, Bernard Manciet, Robert Lafont, Bernard Lesfargues... in order to make new voices and little-known talents from the region known throughout France.

Founded in 1985 in Perpignan, Éditions Trabucaire aims to promote and disseminate North Catalan culture and creativity in all its linguistic, historical and cultural specificity. With more than 400 titles in its catalog, published in three languages (Catalan, Occitan and French), this publishing house promotes around a hundred talented authors, with an average of ten titles per year. Particular attention is paid to learning or discovering the Catalan language, with dictionaries and educational works.