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M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture&#192; l&#8217;&#232;re du num&#233;rique et de cette &#171;&#160;Troisi&#232;me r&#233;volution du livre&#160;&#187; qui touche tant les supports que les pratiques et les agents, la recherche en sciences humaines et sociales s&#8217;adapte elle aussi aux changements technologiques et emprunte de nouveaux canaux de diffusion. Les sites Internet et les listes de diffusion se multiplient&#160;: pensons &#224; SOCIUS, liste consacr&#233;e &#224; la sociologie de la litt&#233;rature et &#224; l&#8217;histoire culturelle, ou au site d&#8217;information Fabula.org. De m&#234;me, le nombre de revues qui ajoutent une version num&#233;rique &#224; la publication papier ou qui d&#8217;embl&#233;e optent uniquement pour la diffusion &#233;lectronique ne cesse de cro&#238;tre, un ph&#233;nom&#232;ne qui se mesure entre autres au succ&#232;s des portails sp&#233;cialis&#233;s &#201;rudit et Revues.org. La recherche en histoire du livre suit aussi la tendance, le site Internet et la liste de diffusion de la Society for the History of Autorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP) en &#233;tant des exemples probants. Accueillant chaque jour des centaines d&#8217;usagers, SHARP-Web est devenu un lieu incontournable o&#249; trouver de l&#8217;information, nouer des relations, savoir ce qui se passe dans le petit monde des historiens du livre. En France, le site de l&#8217;Institut d&#8217;histoire du livre, qui a pour partenaires l&#8217;ENSSIB et le Mus&#233;e de l&#8217;imprimerie de Lyon, joue un r&#244;le similaire. Ironiquement, l&#8217;histoire du livre semble n&#233;anmoins r&#233;sister encore &#224; la publication &#233;lectronique, du moins dans le monde francophone. Si l&#8217;on trouve parfois des textes et des articles sur des sites personnels ou institutionnels, aucune revue sp&#233;cialis&#233;e n&#8217;a encore vu le jour. C&#8217;est pour pallier ce manque que avons lanc&#233; M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture.D&#233;di&#233;e &#224; la diffusion de travaux d&#8217;histoire du livre, M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture accueille des &#233;tudes portant sur tous les supports de l&#8217;&#233;crit, du manuscrit &#224; l&#8217;&#233;cran, en passant par l&#8217;imprim&#233;. La perspective historique n&#8217;exclut pas ici les recherches portant sur des ph&#233;nom&#232;nes contemporains, envisag&#233;s sous l&#8217;angle de la sociologie, de la biblioth&#233;conomie, de la statistique et de l&#8217;analyse des professions. M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture privil&#233;gie plut&#244;t l&#8217;interdisciplinarit&#233; et le d&#233;cloisonnement des objets. En r&#233;alit&#233;, M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture entend s&#8217;ouvrir &#224; tous les corpus et &#224; toutes les approches qui permettent de mieux comprendre le syst&#232;me-livre, le mot &#171;&#160;livre&#160;&#187; &#233;tant pris ici dans son sens le plus large.Les articles, comptant de 15 et 25 pages, doivent &#234;tre accompagn&#233;s d&#8217;un r&#233;sum&#233; en fran&#231;ais et d&#8217;un r&#233;sum&#233; en anglais d&#8217;environ 150 mots maximum. Les textes doivent &#233;galement comprendre une br&#232;ve notice biographique de 150 mots maximum et &#234;tre envoy&#233;savant le 30 avril (pour le num&#233;ro d&#8217;automne)ou avant le 30 octobre (pour le num&#233;ro du printemps)&#224; Marie-Pier.Luneau@USherbrooke.ca. Les articles qui auront re&#231;u l&#8217;approbation du comit&#233; scientifique pourront &#234;tre publi&#233;s, hors th&#232;me, dans la rubrique &#171;&#160;Varia&#160;&#187; de la revue. Pri&#232;re de consulter le protocole de r&#233;daction de la revue, disponible &#224; l&#8217;adresse suivante&#160;: http://www.erudit.org/revue/documentation/protocoleRedacMEMOIRES.pdf.___________________________________________________________________Version anglaise:In this era of the &#8220;Third Book Revolution,&#8221; where digitization influences not only the various print media but also many of the practices and people involved in the field of textual production, research in the social sciences and humanities is adapting to technological change, and taking advantage of the new means of transmitting and circulating ideas. The number of websites and discussion lists is growing everyday: SOCIUS, a list devoted to the sociology of literature and to cultural history, and the information web site Fabula.org, are only a few examples. Furthermore, several academic journals now appear in digital as well as print formats, while others have opted for electronic distribution only. This phenomenon can be observed by the success of specialized portals such as &#201;rudit and Revues.org. Research in book history is following suit. The website and dissemination list created by the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (sharpweb.org and SHARP-L) is host to hundreds of users every day; these resources have become essential for acquiring information, creating networks between researchers, and for staying up-to-date on new developments of the small world of book historians. In France, the website created by the Institut d&#8217;histoire du livre, which counts among its partners the ENSSIB and the Mus&#233;e de l&#8217;imprimerie de Lyon (Lyon&#8217;s Museum of Print), plays a similar role. Despite these innovations, however, the field of book history has largely resisted the transition to on-line publication (at least in the Francophone world). Although specific essays and articles can be found on personal or institutional websites, no specialized on-line academic journal has yet been created. In order to compensate for this lack of a valuable resource, we have launched M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture. Dedicated to the dissemination of research in the history and culture of the book, M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture welcomes studies pertaining to all types of media for the written word, from manuscript to print to the screen. Our historical perspective broadens to include research on contemporary phenomena undertaken from a sociological point of view, whether in library and information studies, statistics, or an analysis of the various trades related to the book world. M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture generally aims for interdisciplinarity and for crossing boundaries among the various fields related to book history. Indeed, M&#233;moires du livre / Studies in Book Culture is open to all genres and approaches that will provide insight on the &#8220;book-system&#8221;, the word &#8220;book&#8221; being understood in all possible meanings. Articles should be 15 to 25 pages in length and must be accompanied by a summary in French and in English, each 150 words maximum. Articles must also be accompanied by a brief biographical notice, 150 words maximum, and be sentno later than April 30 (for the fall edition)or before October 30 (for the spring edition)to Marie-Pier.Luneau@USherbrooke.ca. Articles approved by the editorial board will be considered for publication, off topic, under the &#8220;Varia&#8221; rubric. Please consult &#8220;Instructions to Authors for the Presentation Format of Articles&#8221; available at: http://www.erudit.org/revue/documentation/guidelinesAuthorsMEMOIRES.pdf.