| Dear Friend, Come on the Crossing. OK, that’s three words. Wait: It’s four. But no matter: I very much want what you very much want: to reserve a stunning stateroom on the National Review 2017 Trans-Atlantic Crossing, scheduled for August 31 to September 7 aboard Cunard Line’s majestic Queen Mary 2, which will depart from Southampton in the UK and over the next week be the happy locus for conservative talk and revelry as it heads for Brooklyn, USA. Now I will have two word for you. They are: Tom Coburn.  I LOVE the Good Doctor – one of the finest representatives of the people in the history of the US of A. It’s a thrill that he will be traveling with us for this terrific week. And an affordable week. Yep, you can afford this once-in-a-lifetime experience. On the National Review 2017 Trans-Atlantic Crossing, there is a well-appointed, comfortable cabin to meet every level of taste and affordability. Prices start at an only $2,577 (per person) for couples, and single rates are as low as $3,916. No, you're not in steerage. And yes, the prices are all inclusive — all meals, all activities, fees and taxes, all NR events (our daily seminar sessions, our revelrous receptions and smokers). If you've always wanted to do this trip (and who doesn’t?) then do it in the company of some great conservative stars and the editors of your favorite magazine and website (and about 300 wonderful fellow conservatives). Visit www.nrcruise.com for complete details. And email me at jfowler@nationalreview.com if you have any questions. You can also call the friendly folks at The Cruise and Vacation Authority at 888-283-8965 (Monday to Friday, 9AM to 5PM, eastern time): They'd be thrilled to answer your questions and help you to get the stateroom you desire. Come on, you know you want to come. So book that stateroom, right now. I look forward to seeing you in August on the National Review 2017 Trans-Atlantic Crossing. Best, Jack Fowler, Vice President PS: In addition to Tom Coburn, also on board will be former U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey, Heritage Foundation founder Ed Feulner, acclaimed novelist Mark Helprin, British author Douglas Murray, NR editor in chief Rich Lowry, media critic Brent Bozell, NRO editor Charles Cooke, ace conservative counsel Cleta Mitchell, domestic policy guru Sally Pipes, defense expert John Hillen,Claremont Review of Books editor Charles Kesler, conservative academic Daniel Mahoney, NRO editors-at-large John O'Sullivan and Kathryn Lopez, NR senior editors Jonah Goldberg, Jay Nordlinger, Ramesh Ponnuru, and David Pryce-Jones, NR essayists David French, Kevin Williamson, and Reihan Salam, NR ace reporters Jim Geraghty, and NR columnists Rob Long and James Lileks. What a lineup!
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