Christopher Buckley

Michael Krasny

Sep 18, 2008 at

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In his previous books, author Christopher Buckley has satirized the worlds of Washington lobbyists and presidential politics. We talk to him about his new novel “Supreme Courtship,” in which America’s most popular television judge is nominated to the high court. Buckley’s other books include “The White House Mess,” “Wet Work” and “Thank You for Smoking.”

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