L. Ray Patterson (Author) L. RAY PATTERSON (1929–2003) was a widely consulted and cited authority on copyright law and history. He was the Pope F. Brock Professor of Professional Responsibility at the University of Georgia School of Law, and a former Dean of the Emory University Law School. The American Library Association's L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award was established in his honor, and first given out in 2005.Stanley W. Lindberg (Author) STANLEY W. LINDBERG (1939–2000) served as editor of the Georgia Review from 1977 until his death. He is credited with transforming the magazine from a regional quarterly into the publication that now regularly attracts work by some of the literary world's most renowned figures and most promising newcomers. Among his many honors, Lindberg received the first Governor's Award in the Humanities in 1986.

Will cause the reader to look at copyright in a new light. Even those who ultimately reject the authors' theories will be left with a more complete picture of the development of copyright law and alternatives to the assumptions commonly made.

L. Ray Patterson (Author) L. RAY PATTERSON (1929–2003) was a widely consulted and cited authority on copyright law and history. He was the Pope F. Brock Professor of Professional Responsibility at the University of Georgia School of Law, and a former Dean of the Emory University Law School. The American Library Association's L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award was established in his honor, and first given out in 2005.Stanley W. Lindberg (Author) STANLEY W. LINDBERG (1939–2000) served as editor of the Georgia Review from 1977 until his death. He is credited with transforming the magazine from a regional quarterly into the publication that now regularly attracts work by some of the literary world's most renowned figures and most promising newcomers. Among his many honors, Lindberg received the first Governor's Award in the Humanities in 1986.

Will cause the reader to look at copyright in a new light. Even those who ultimately reject the authors' theories will be left with a more complete picture of the development of copyright law and alternatives to the assumptions commonly made.

L. Ray Patterson (Author) L. RAY PATTERSON (1929–2003) was a widely consulted and cited authority on copyright law and history. He was the Pope F. Brock Professor of Professional Responsibility at the University of Georgia School of Law, and a former Dean of the Emory University Law School. The American Library Association's L. Ray Patterson Copyright Award was established in his honor, and first given out in 2005.Stanley W. Lindberg (Author) STANLEY W. LINDBERG (1939–2000) served as editor of the Georgia Review from 1977 until his death. He is credited with transforming the magazine from a regional quarterly into the publication that now regularly attracts work by some of the literary world's most renowned figures and most promising newcomers. Among his many honors, Lindberg received the first Governor's Award in the Humanities in 1986.

Will cause the reader to look at copyright in a new light. Even those who ultimately reject the authors' theories will be left with a more complete picture of the development of copyright law and alternatives to the assumptions commonly made.