Academia Sinica, the preeminent academic institution of the Republic of China (Taiwan), was founded in China in 1928 to promote and undertake scholarly research in the sciences and humanities.

Founded in 2001, Gaea Books is a Taiwanese publisher and a kingdom of memories and imagination. We devote ourselves to scouting gifted authors from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Mainland China. In the meantime, we introduce to readers in Taiwan popular works from Europe, the USA, Japan, and South Korea. In 2009, Gaea Books started a new brand, Dyna Books, through which we publish graphic novels and comics, finding a different way to tell stories through visual arts.

Comprising two book imprints—Commonwealth Publishing Company and Global Kids Books Global Views—Commonwealth Publishing Group is one of the top five trade publishers in Taiwan. We publish 200 titles per year and have a backlist of approximately 3,600 titles. About one third of our titles are bestsellers.

Heryin publishes outstanding picture books for readers of all ages, providing reading experiences that are joyful and touching. We hope that at the heart of each book there is humanity and sympathy conveyed with words and artwork of the highest quality.

The Hsin Yi Foundation was established in 1971 by the founder of Yuen Foong Yu Group, Mr. Chuan Ho, and his two sons. The Foundation’s initial goals included helping disadvantaged people and granting scholarships.

The Independent Publishers Association was established in 2015. It focuses on promoting the culture of independent publishing and reading, encouraging more communication between independent publishers, evoking more love for reading among readers, and injecting more imagination into the Taiwanese publishing market.

Little Newton is one of the leading children and science publishing companies in Taiwan. It all began with the publication of “Newton Magazine” in 1983, “Little Newton Magazine” in 1984, and “Little Newton for Kids and Toddlers” in 1990. Since then, we have created over 1,000 best seller publications. In 2003, we released our titles in Mainland China via copyright licensing. They have since been loved by many children, parents, and teachers, and Little Newton is acknowledged as an important brand for children’s publications in China. Now, we will expand from paper books and eBooks to online courses, and from the Chinese-speaking world to worldwide.

Locus Publishing Company is a Taiwanese publisher focusing on business, true stories (including memoirs, biographies, travelogues, etc.), self-help, illustrated books, fiction, young adult, history, philosophy, health, as well as daily inspirations and light literature designed for female readers.

NTU Press is dedicated to printing books that have undergone thorough evaluation. By using the university’s contribution to scholarship as the strictest yardstick, NTU Press provides a platform that gives researchers the recognition they deserve. Over its 20-year history, NTU press has invited scholars and experts to edit or compile a wide range of distinctive books. Chief among these are the National Taiwan University and Harvard Yenching Institute Academic Book Series and the Taiwan Studies Series. In recent years, NTU Press has actively expanded its global marketing channels in cooperation with local and foreign companies to facilitate reader access to its publications.

Revebooks Co., ltd, established in 2011, operates the “Chilin Culture” and “Pin Sin Publisher” imprints. Chilin Culture publishes three to five high-quality romantic and light novels monthly and has licensed Korean novels, such as Solo Leveling. Pin Sin Publisher publishes BL novels and comics in Chinese, Korean, Thai, and English, releasing five to eight titles monthly. It licenses Korean webtoons and storyboards independently, with works such as Painter of the night and BJ Alex.

Since its establishment in 1982, Sharp Point Publishing (SPP) has been at the forefront of the evolving desires of young readers and has continuously developed publishing niches to meet their tastes and demands. SPP shall advance into the global Chinese teen-reading market, providing its customers with a wide selection of pleasurable reading materials.

Slowork Publishing produces original graphic novels with a strong commitment to cultural diversity and to truth. Working closely with illustrators and authors from all over Asia, the publisher continues to find a pictorial narrative style unique and specific to this part of the world.

Tò-uat, meaning “Turn Left” in Taiwanese, champions a reading culture rooted in social justice and human rights. Our event-based initiatives spotlight political, social, and cultural texts. Our physical space acts as a hub for civil society groups, facilitating both public gatherings and private meetings. We embrace diverse involvement in social justice conversations, championing issues from same-sex marriage to labor rights and Taiwanese independence. Beginning in 2016 as a bookstore-cum-café, Tò-uat Books has evolved into an independent non-profit association, thereby broadening our societal influence.