EDITOR'S NOTE

Abstract

This issue marks the beginning of a new editorship for RBM, but longtime readers will notice little difference in the journal— and that is a good thing. RBM remains committed to exploring the wide range of issues that engage all of us who work with primary materials, whether we are librarians, curators, archivists, dealers, collectors, or scholars. My predecessors, Lisa Browar and Marvin Taylor, did the most difficult work in recreating RBM out of RBML four years ago, and I am committed to maintain the direction they established. The challenge of making a success of RBM is a delicate balancing . . .