priscilla's brother william f. buckley writes in the forward to her book that after he founded "national review" he reached out for an experienced editorial hand dragging priscilla from an exotic life as a reporter and editor ipparis into the indiggant billet of a struggling to be born venture in opinion journalism. priscilla returned from paris in 1956 to work on brother bill's brand new weekly magazine "national review". but first priscilla took a month off to do what she loved best, quail hunting in the morning golfing in the afternoon, and partying with good friends at night. priscilla buckley graduated from smith college in 1953 and worked for a year as a copy girl and sports writer for united pres. she spent four years as a radio rewrite staffer next she lived in paris france where she was a united press correspondent and she has a wonderful book of string of pearls which tells of those years in paris she also work trd the cia for a couple of years in the 1950s. now when her brother asked her to become managing edito

priscilla buckley talks about her 43 years working at the national review as a reporter and editor.unded i her brother, william f a clean junior -- william f oakley junior,-- buckley jr. this program is about 45 minutes. it is a pleasure for us to put on this event the heritage foundation each month. the purpose of the event is to highlight the most outstanding conservative women in america. it gives me great pleasure today to introduce one of these outstanding women priscilla buckley whose new book is titled living it up with "national review", a memoir. it's a wonderful book. i read it this weekend. and i really enjoy