Editorial Board for this issue

• Editor's Note
--Page 173

• Last Writes? Re-assessing the Law Review in the Age of Cyberspace
Bernard J. Hibbitts
--Page 175

• The Future of Legal Scholarship and Scholarly Communication: Publication in the Age of Cyberspace
David A. Rier
--Page 183

• How Valid is the Often-Repeated Accusation That There Are Too Many Legal Articles and Too Many Law Reviews?
Howard A. Denemark
--Page 215

• Eliminate the "Middle Man"?
Richard Delgado
--Page 233

• Self-Publication on the Internet and the Future of Law Reviews
Gregory E. Maggs
--Page 237

• Swift, Modest Proposals, Babies, and Bathwater: Are Hibbitts's Writes Right?
Thomas R. Bruce
--Page 243

• Review of Hibbitts's Last Writes?
Trotter Hardy
--Page 249

• Reassessing Professor Hibbitts's Requiem for Law Reviews
Henry H. Perritt, Jr.
--Page 255

• Scholarly Legal Monographs: Advantages of the Road Less Taken
William G. Ross
--Page 259

• Yesterday Once More: Skeptics, Scribes and the Demise of Law Reviews
Bernard J. Hibbitts
--Page 267

• Epilogue
--Page 321