The 36th edition of the Salon de la revue will take place from 2 to 4 October 2026 at the Halle des Blancs-Manteaux in the fourth arrondissement of Paris. Organized by Ent'revues, the event will gather more than 200 exhibitors, including associations, publishing houses, institutions, collectives, and independent magazines. Admission is free. The event will open on Friday from 20:00 to 22:00, followed by two full days: Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00 and Sunday from 10:00 to 19:00. The Salon de la revue will cover a wide range of topics, including literature, poetry, ideas, democracy, geopolitics, and contemporary transformations of creation. Literary magazines such as Europe, L'Actualité Verlaine, Rimbaud vivant, Cahiers Jean Giraudoux, and Cahiers Jacques Rivière – Alain-Fournier will be present, along with publications like Le Grand Continent, Terrain, La Revue du MAUSS, Raison présente, Délibérée, Écologie & politique, and publications from the EHESS. The program will explore the role of magazines in the current era of instant text circulation, emphasizing that a magazine is not only a container but also a space for selecting authors, gathering voices, and organizing confrontations. The review of belles-lettres, which celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2026, will revisit its editorial history and its role in the circulation of contemporary poetry and translated texts. La Mer gelée will host a meeting on the topic of "skin," featuring Noémi Lefebvre and Alban Lefranc. The magazine animal will focus on reading and poetry with Christophe Manon, Antoine Mouton, Lucie Taïeb, and Béatrice Trotignon. Magazines linked to writers' homes, such as Rimbaud vivant, J'écris pourtant, L'Amitié Charles Péguy, Cahiers Jean Giraudoux, L'Actualité Verlaine, and Cahiers Jacques Rivière – Alain-Fournier, will discuss how to make the memory of a work alive today. These discussions will include audio and video interviews, portraits, and collaborations with artists. The event will also address current political and intellectual issues, with sessions on topics ranging from the crises of democracy to the intellectual foundations of contemporary China.