Introduction

Claire Parfait – From Text to Book in Nineteenth-Century America: Some Reflections on Texts and Paratexts, Authors and Publishers;

Cécile Cottenet – Disciplining the Author: A Look at the Author-Printer Relationship in America;

Will Slauter – Toward a History of Copyright for Periodical Writings: Examples from Nineteenth-Century America;

Jeff Loveland – How Serialisation Changed the Meanings of Encyclopaedias;

W. D. Acres – From Letters to Manuscripts to Books: The Journey of Cambridge University Library MS.Ee.3.56;

L. H. McGuire – Cicero's Letters to Atticus: From Private Correspondence to History Textbook;

Robert Barnet Riter – Publishing Archives: Making Archival Books from Archival Texts

James Plumtree – A Medieval Manuscript in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: Regarding Cambridge MS.Ee.3.59;

Rémi Vuillemin – From Ideas to Books: The Editorial Writing of Michael Drayton's Sonnet Sequences;

Lorraine Piroux – « L'Histoire véritable » du Fils naturel : retour sur une édition originale qui en dit long.