If you mean high profile, Tom Clancy's better novels are all right wing. The Hunt for Red October, Red Strom Rising, Patriot Games, Clear and Present Danger, and Without Remorse are all good.
There's also William F. Buckley, of course.
But it's a myth to think all writers and creative people lean to the left. This isn't even true in Hollywood. It's just that squaky wheel get all the grease. I've seen estimates that even Hollywood is 40% conservative. In most forms of fiction writing, the left wing, right way numbers break down roughly the same as they do outside of writing.
I've met just as many right wing writers as left wing writers. Most just don't make a show of it. Even science fiction has a healthy share of consrvatives and libertarians.
I think teh perception that the creative fields are filled with those on the left comes about because those on teh left tend to write books, make movies, etc., that expouse their philosophy. Most of those on the right tend to write books and make movies that are simply entertaining.
Though I do sispect that genre matter. Most of the right wing writers I've known write in the mystery/suspense/thriller fields, and most of the left wing writers I've known write in either "literary" or SF genres.
The best right wing books are NOT nonfiction, they are simply books where the writer doesn't believe he has to fill every page with his own personal philosophy.
By and large, I read both types of writers, but when a writer starts beating me over the head with politics or social agendas at the expense of story, I stop reading. Kim Stanley Robinson is unreadable for me simply because everything he writes screams his personal view on everything, and I don't give a damn about his views. I read novels for an entertaining story and good characters, not because I want to hear some idiot expouse political and social agendas.
In other words, I don't care if you're left wing or right wing, don't try to send me a message, don't tell me your philosophy is the correct one, don't try to send me a message that you think will change the world. Shut the hell up and just tell me an entertaining story filled with good characters. It's the story and the characters I want, not your opinion on the world, on Bush, on Clinton, etc. I'm all grown up, I watch the news and read newspapers each and every day, and I probably know at least as much as you do about what's happening in the world. Likely more. I don't need a fiction writer putting a slant on it.
Just tell me a good story, fill it with good characters, and get rid of the notion that I'm going to adjust my philosophy, or change my beliefs, because of anything you write. Preaching to the choir never has done any good, and that's all such writers do.