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Below are links for readers (of content past), authors (of content future), and owners (of FantasyLaw teams).

Contact us: We welcome questions, comments, and letters to the editors. Please email them to us. The same goes for address changes: please email us!

Submit an article: We also welcome anything law-related, well-written, and short (no more than 5,000 words, no more than 50 footnotes). If you have something good, please email it to us.

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View contents of past issues: We list them here, with links to selected articles.

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Editors

• Ross E. Davies, editor-in-chief

• David M. Gossett, executive editor

• Gregory F. Jacob, senior editor

• Curtis E. Gannon, contributing editor

• Britton B. Guerrina, contributing editor

• Thomas B. Nachbar, contributing editor

• Amy Steacy, contributing editor

Advisers

• Robert C. Berring

• A. Morgan Cloud

• Richard A. Epstein

• Samuel Estreicher

• Leonard Garment

• Suzanne Garment

• Bryan A. Garner

• Mary Ann Glendon

• R.H. Helmholz

• Philip B. Heymann

• Dennis J. Hutchinson

• Montgomery N. Kosma

• Henry P. Monaghan

• James M. Rosenbaum

• Suzanna Sherry

• A.W.B. Simpson

• Kate Stith

• William W. Van Alstyne

What we sell

Our main product is the Green Bag, a quarterly journal devoted to short, readable, useful, and sometimes entertaining legal scholarship. To subscribe to the Green Bag or renew a subscription, please click here.

What we give away

Many of our products are not for sale. Instead, we give them away. Our gifts fall into two categories: (1) books and the like, which are generally free for the asking until we run out, and (2) works of scholarly artistry, which are free but not for the asking (because we distribute them arbitrarily and capriciously). Please see below for details.

Books and the like

The Green Bag Press produces:

• Books by respected members of the bar (e.g., David Sentelle's Judge Dave & the Rainbow People and Bennett Boskey's Some Joys of Lawyering);

• Annuals by experts and by Green Bag editors (e.g., Cynthia Rapp's In-Chambers Opinions of the Justices and the Green Bag Almanac & Reader); and

• Odds and ends we cannot resist (e.g., Brainard Currie's Quidsome Balm).

We give available GBP products to almost anyone who gives us a satisfactorily completed copy of this form. Free pdfs of some GBP products are available here.

Works of scholarly artistry

At the moment our artistic resources are devoted to bobbleheads, bubble gum, and trading cards. We distribute these items willy-nilly, with no promises to anyone about what we might make, when we might make it, or who might get it.

• Bobbleheads of the Justices: In collaboration with Alexander Global Promotions, we produce standard bobbleheads of sitting and recent members of the Court, and mini-bobbles of members from more distant bygone days. To learn more, please click here.

• Thought Bubble Gum: We hope to produce pink rectangles of wisdom and wonder in many forms. For now they are only available as fridge magnets. To learn more, please click here.

• Supreme Court Sluggers Trading Cards: A portrait of an important figure in the law on one side and loads of related tiny-type data on the other, plus other tidbits. To learn more, please click here.

Green Bag, Summer 2010

The Summer issue (vol. 13, no. 4) is at the printer, which means it should be on subscribers' doorsteps next month. Until that happy day, you will find most of the issue in pdfs right here:

Ex Post

Supreme Court Sluggers, by Ross Davies, Craig D. Rust & Adam Aft

FantasyLaw

Guess Who Won't Be Coming to the Studio, by Alex B. Mitchell

Front & Back Matter

Frontispiece & Masthead

Acknowledgments, Credits & Featured Books

Another Slugger

For details on the new Justice John Paul Stevens "Supreme Court Sluggers" trading card, please click here. For more about the "Sluggers" project, please click here.

Green Bag, Spring 2010

The contents of the Spring issue (vol. 13, no. 3) are here.

In Chambers Opinions

The new volume of In Chambers Opinions by the Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States (4 Rapp, Part 5) is here. It contains several interesting decisions, including Justice William R. Day's previously unpublished rejection (in 1913) of a request by ex-Governor William Sulzer (pictured above) for Supreme Court review of his removal from office by the New York Court for the Trial of Impeachments.

Fresh Thought Bubble Gum

To learn a bit more about Thought Bubble Gum, please click here.

Green Bag, Winter 2010

The contents of the Winter issue (vol. 13, no. 2) are here.

Almanac & Reader 2010

An excerpt from the 2010 edition of the Green Bag Almanac of Useful and Entertaining Tidbits for Lawyers for the Year to Come & Reader of Exemplary Legal Writing from the Year Just Passed is here. Alas, we are fresh out of hard copies.

FantasyLaw Champs 2009

The League Champions and Congressional MVPs of the 2009 FantasyLaw season (111th Congress, 1st Session) are the first winners of the Harry A. Blackmun Trophy. For more news about the 2009 FantasyLaw season and information about registering for the 2010 season (111th Congress, 2nd Session), please visit www.fantasylaw.org or click here.