Our content, our selves

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.

Visit FantasyLaw: This project — designed to enjoyably enlarge our understanding of the federal legislative process — has its own website.

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

View odds and ends: Over the years, we have accumulated some entertaining miscellany. See some here.

View us:

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

• James C. Ho, 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

 

Things we sell

Our main product is the Green Bag, a quarterly journal devoted to short, readable, useful, and sometimes entertaining legal scholarship. We also operate a press that publishes similar material in a variety of formats.

To subscribe to the Green Bag or renew a subscription, please click here.

To buy a book from the Green Bag Press, please click here.

For on-line sales we use only PayPal. If you do not want to use PayPal, please click here, print out and complete the order form, and send it to us with a check.

Things we give away

Some of our products are not for sale. Instead, we give them away. When we make gifts, we do so quickly, which means the links below are mostly to pictures of things that either (a) we used to have or (b) we still have, but in limited quantities that are already spoken for.

Publications:

• Almanac & Reader (2006-2009)

• Greatest Quips (2002)

Bobblehead Justices:

They are listed below in order of their appointment to the Supreme Court, with (in parentheses) the date on which the Green Bag released them. To learn more about the bobbleheads and how to redeem a certificate, please click here.

• Benjamin R. Curtis (2007)

• Louis D. Brandeis (2008)

• Louis D. Brandeis (2008) (Harvard ed.)

• William H. Rehnquist (2003)

• John Paul Stevens (2004)

• Sandra Day O'Connor (2004)

• Antonin Scalia (2005)

• Anthony M. Kennedy (2006)

• David H. Souter (2009)

High-resolution annotations are here.

Pictures of John Rutledge and William Cushing bobbleheads have appeared in a few places (including the Almanac & Reader 2006), but they will not be available before 2010 or 2011.

Thought Bubble Gum:

We hope to produce our pink rectangles of wisdom and wonder in many forms. For now they are only fridge magnets and online. To learn more, please click here.

• TBG series 1, number 1 (2009)

Trading Cards:

A portrait of an important figure in the law on one side, and loads of related tiny-type data on the other. To learn more, please click here.

• John G. Roberts, Jr. (2009)

 

Supreme Court Sluggers

For details about our trading cards project, please click here.

Green Bag, Autumn 2009

The contents of the Autumn issue (vol. 13, no. 1) are here.

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Green Bag, Summer 2009

The contents of the Summer issue (vol. 12, no. 4) are here.

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Thought Bubble Gum

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

Green Bag, Spring 2009

The contents of the Spring issue (vol. 12, no. 3) are here.

Justice Souter bobblehead

Justice Souter received his bobblehead doll on April 1. Since mid-May, we have been gradually mailing to several hundred people certificates possibly redeemable for Justice Souter dolls. If you receive a certificate, please read it to learn about the rules governing its use.

Almanac & Reader 2009

Early this year we mailed copies of the 2009 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 to many friends of the Bag. Unfortunately, we could not print enough for everyone, and now we are fresh out.