Richard Brookhiser Biography

Richard Brookhiser is an American journalist, biographer, and historian currently serving as a senior National Review editor and a columnist for the New York Observer. He has gained widespread recognition for his biographical works on America's founders, such as Alexander Hamilton, Governor Morris, and George Washington. Brookhiser's literary repertoire also includes books that delve into the nation's founding principles, like "What Would the Founders Do?" which explores how the founding fathers would approach current controversial issues in modern-day America. Brookhiser started writing for the National Review in 1970 and became a full-time senior editor at 23, becoming the youngest in the magazine's history. He has contributed to various newspapers and magazines, such as The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Cosmopolitan, The Atlantic Monthly, Time, and Vanity Fair.

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