newest issue of LWI Journal

 The latest issue of the Journal of the Legal Writing Institute is hot off the presses.  Here's the contents:

Editor’s Note, Kristin B. Gerdy In Memoriam, Stephanie Feldman Aleong, James B. Levy Remembering Debbie Parker, Steve Johansen Golden Pen Award Acceptance Remarks of the Honorable Ruggero J. Aldisert, Ruggero J. Aldisert Untold Stories: Restoring Narrative to Pleading Practice, Elizabeth Fajans and Mary R. Falk Voice, Self, and Persona in Legal Writing, J. Christopher Rideout Introducing Persuasive Legal Argument Via The Letter from a Birmingham City Jail, Mark DeForrest Learning Disabilities and the Americans with Disabilities Act: The Conundrum of Dyslexia and Time, Suzanne E. Rowe Using Dowry Death Law to Teach Legal Writing in India, Marilyn R. Walter Writing Across the Curriculum: Professional Communication and the Writing That Supports It, Andrea McArdle Legal Storytelling: The Theory and the Practice—Reflective Writing Across the Curriculum Nancy Levit What Will I Do on Monday, and Why Aren’t We Doing It Already?: Reflecting on the Value of Expressive Writing in the Law School Curriculum, Carol McCrehan Parker hat tip:  Kristin Gerdy (spl)