Honoring William F. Buckley in the Penny Press

National Review's double-sized fantasy issue honoring its founder

My subscription to National Review hasn’t quite expired yet, so I got the fat tribute issue on my doorstep right on schedule, although in this case, a double-sized special issue devoted to celebrating the memory of the magazine’s founder William F. Buckley on the occasion of the 100-year anniversary of his birth in Connecticut (naturally) with a silver spoon rammed securely up his fanny, I would probably have yielded to morbid curiosity and bought the thing anyway.