The Humor of the American Observer

Turrell: The thing about the American spectator and National Review, too, was that it had a sense of humor. And so, Turrell would write, you know, a column every month called a continuing crisis. He wrote a fantastic review of Lea Coca's memoir in the late 70s, early 80s. O'Rourke got his start at National Lampoon and then Rolling Stone; is that where he landed after Rolling Stone?