Constitutional Historian Russell J. Rucker’s Works To Be Featured at Multiple Literary Events This Summer

Constitutional historian Russell J. Rucker will showcase his comprehensive collection of works on America’s founding fathers at three prestigious literary events this summer. With over four decades of expertise in constitutional theory and American history, Rucker offers readers unique insights into the nation’s formative period through meticulously researched books that span encyclopedic references to immersive historical fiction.

Rucker’s most notable work, The Founders Encyclopedia, serves as a comprehensive reference that compiles biographical information and contributions of American founders. “This impartial study places a general understanding in one source, offering readers a clearer understanding of the people and events themselves,” Rucker explains of his encyclopedia, which has become an essential resource for constitutional scholars and history enthusiasts alike.

His historical fiction, including 126 Days In Philada: A Story of the Constitutional Convention and Philadelphia to Yorktown, transports readers to pivotal moments in American history. The latter, presented in journal style, incorporates historical knowledge and letters from congressmen to vividly depict the Continental Congress’s journey from Philadelphia to Yorktown during the American Revolution.

For those interested in constitutional interpretation, Rucker’s Textualism and Originalism in Our Constitutional Republic analyzes these philosophical approaches and their modern applications in legal contexts. His collection Our Founders In Their Words and Why They Matter explores the thoughts and writings behind foundational documents like the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Drawing from his background in governmental service and organizational leadership, Rucker approaches historical subjects with remarkable depth and accessibility. His works reflect a lifetime dedicated to studying original documents and advocating for constitutional liberty. The Founders Encyclopedia is available for purchase on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore.

Midwest literary enthusiasts can meet Rucker and explore his works at the 8th Annual Detroit Festival of Books on July 20, 2025, where he’ll be stationed at Shed 6 of Eastern Market from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Following this appearance, Rucker will have his book displayed at the Book Confab Chicago, organized by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet, on September 3-4, 2025, at INSERT VENUE. The book will also be displayed by ReadersMagnet at the upcoming book festival at Printers Row on September 6-7, 2025, at South Dearborn Street, from Ida B. Wells to Polk Street, Chicago. Visit ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at booth __.

Book Details
Full Name: Russell J Rucker
Book Title: The Founders Encyclopedia
Book Genre: Memoir
Publisher: Readersmagnet LLC
Published Date: February 18, 2025

Author Bio
Mr. Rucker is a seasoned historian with over 40 years of expertise in constitutional theory and America’s founding. Through meticulous study of original documents and extensive experience advocating for rights and constitutional liberty, he offers insightful perspectives on the Constitution. With a background in both organizations and government service, Mr. Rucker expertly navigates the intricacies of historical fiction, crafting narratives that vividly depict pivotal moments in history.

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