Special issue
Œuvrer ensemble. Les rouages collectifs dans la chaîne du livre
Working together. Collective Mechanisms in the Book Circuit
Edited by Karol’Ann Boivin, Mylène Fréchette, & Virginie Mailhot
Who are the intermediaries in the communications circuit and the book supply chain? What is the scope of their impact on the book as an object, and how do their actions fit in with those of other intermediaries within the book supply chain? These are the questions guiding this special issue, which focuses on the nature of collective work and action in the world of literature.
Articles
- Nicholas Giguère, « J’écris ensemble : quelques propositions »
- Karol’Ann Boivin et Mylène Fréchette, « Introduction : Œuvrer ensemble. Les rouages collectifs dans la chaîne du livre »
- Philippe Rioux, « Une amitié nécessaire : entraide et fraternité dans le champ des comic books québécois (1984-1995) »
- Mylène Fréchette, « Le festivalier : lecteur, auteur et créateur de sens »
- Maxime Bolduc, « La logique du small is beautiful : la valorisation du travail de proximité et de la camaraderie chez les nouveaux éditeurs québécois »
Volume 58 of the Papers of the Bibliographical Society of Canada also includes the following contributions, along with seven book reviews of recent publications in English and French.
Article
Amy Kaufman, “Everyday Justice in Pre-Confederation Canada: The Ledger of Thomas Burrowes, JP for Kingston Mills”
Note
Karyn Huenemann, “The Authorship of Two Girls on a Barge (1891), Reassessed”
Documents and Tools
“French-English Translation in Canada,” by Maynard Gertler. Edited and with an introduction by Ruth Panofsky
Printed copies of the journal will be shipped to members of the BSC in late March 2021.
Volume 59 (2021) of the journal will be published in December 2021, under the direction of our new Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Elizabeth Willson Gordon.
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