Nathaniel Rich’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro American novelist and essayist
Is Writer 
Novelist 
From United States of America 
Type Literature 
Gender male
Birth 5 March 1980
Age: 40 years
Family
Father: Frank Rich

Nathaniel Rich may refer to:
Nathaniel Rich (merchant adventurer) (1585–1636), English merchant adventurer
Nathaniel Rich (novelist) (born 1980), American writer
Nathaniel Rich (soldier) (died c. 1701), English New Model Army soldier

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