In 2005, Priscilla Buckley sat down to write a memoir of her 43 years as the Managing Editor and much more at National Review, and what she produced — Living It Up at National Review — is a cheerful and rollicking look at the inside of the quirky cast that every fortnight published a magazine that once-in-a-lifetime changed the world and established the conservative movement.

When Priscilla left us in 2012, we inherited a couple of boxes of this great hardcover (over 260 pages). We’re moving, so our need to downsize is your opportunity. We have 20 copies of this delight. It originally cost $27.95, but you can have a copy, postage and handling included, for just $15, and we will toss in one of those charming NR flag lapel pins.

Order your copy at the NRO Store, here.