Thirty years ago, most important planetary research could be found within a modest monthly journal, an annual conference proceedings, and a smattering of articles in AGU and other publications. Since then, planetary science has become an enormously successful enterprise; its literature is now published in several dedicated journals and forms a major component of many others. The downside of such success is trying to keep up with it all. Most of us were forced into triage long ago and have narrowed our focus.