Jim Henley on his new book review in Reason:
Eventually the review should make it online, but if you buy the newsstand version you get:
1) A tiny picture of my head;
2) The awesomest table-of-contents blurb ever, which goes like this:
“How do you defend a country against small stateless bands of terrorists? Jim Henley“
And such reasonable rates too!
Ever since I switched to Jim Henley, my whites are whiter, my brights are brighter, and I've got 45% percent less terrorist activity in my bathtub.
Megan McArdle is a former writer and editor at The Atlantic.
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