Tear Down This Wall: The Reagan Revolution—A National Review History is now available at fine book stores (Barnes and Noble has taken a big stash, and it’s available via the B&N website). Published by Continuum, and featuring an Introduction by Rich Lowry, Tear Down This Wall is a wonderful collection of NR on the Gipper: articles by him (Reagan’s 1973 NR piece on “Spending and the Nature of Government” is a beaut), articles about him (by Bill Buckley, Margaret Thatcher, Bob Bork, Paul Johnson, and many more), and even some of his classic speeches—including two about his favorite conservative magazine!—make this handsome softcover a must for any conservative library. The cost is just $12.95. Get ‘em while they’re hot! And . . .

Don’t forget we’re offering (directly) other great books, like STET, Damnit—the complete and unabridged collection of Florence King’s “Misanthrope’s Corner” columns that ran in NR from 1991 to 2002. It’s a must, and makes a great gift. Get your copy here.