That's useful information. I probably would have assumed it was gone for good. I've never had more than a few days in the box, but now I know, worst case, even a year later it's worth a looksee.
If you haven't read the Barnett critique of Scalia, it's worth a read. He uses a few too many words to make his points, and you're probably aware of them, but it's a decent outline of some perhaps not widely known aspects of Scalia's jurisprudence. Especially the idea that if something in the Constitution doesn't present a clear rule, he sort of punts on it. Hence, he views the 9th amendment basically as useless to a judge. Hence, it's left to the Congress. Hence, the inmates run the asylum.
FR's management moves in mysterious ways..
If you haven't read the Barnett critique of Scalia, it's worth a read.
I've read most of his stuff, and posted quite a bit here at FR.
As you say, he's a bit too wordy, but his book on the "Presumption of Liberty" in our Constitution is well worth the effort