Internet et la sociabilité littéraire examines how digital technologies are reshaping literary culture and reading practices. Drawing on sociological analysis, the book investigates the ways in which the internet transforms the social dimensions of literature—from how readers discover and discuss books to how literary communities form and sustain themselves online. Jean-Marc Leveratto explores the intersection of traditional literary sociability with emerging digital platforms, considering both the continuities and disruptions that networked communication introduces to the world of letters. The work addresses questions of literary mediation, the evolving role of institutions such as libraries and publishers, and the changing nature of reader engagement in an increasingly connected cultural landscape. Published by the Bibliothèque publique d'information at the Centre Pompidou, this study offers a grounded, research-based perspective on the relationship between technological change and literary social life in the early twenty-first century.

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