Telling the story of America's freedoms--and the leaders who guided them into law--has become a passion for Suzanne Munson.
History comes alive in her lecturers and in her breakthrough books and numerous articles. Ethics is government is always a strong theme.
After a career in corporate and nonprofit communications, Suzanne found time for her first loves, history and writing. With family dating to the first decades of American settlement, she has always had a special interest in the nation's Colonial period. She grew up hearing about the exploits of her eighteenth-century pioneer kindred on the country's western frontier and about the trials of earlier ancestors in seventeenth-century Jamestown, Virginia.
She believes that the enormous contributions of the country's Founding Fathers provide essential lessons for the future and should be revisited thoughtfully today. She makes her home in Central Virginia.