Richie has had humor pieces published in McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, The Village Voice, TV Guide, Family Circle and The NY Times Opinion page, among other publications. His piece, “The Screenwriter’s Vacation,” was included in the anthology Best Travel Writing of 2005.
His most recent essays, including, “Tax The Rich, Just Don’t Tell Them,” and “Unemployed People Need More Stress,” can be found on Medium at https://rchevat.medium.com/
Young Reader Adaptations
Richie has adapted best-selling non-fiction books for young readers, including:
A Queer History of the United States by Michael Bronksi
Our Choice by Vice President Al Gore
The Omnivore’s Dilemma and The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan
Your Food is Fooling You by David Kessler
Young Reader Non-Fiction
Richie has also written and edited numerous non-fiction books for young readers, including books about: marbles, manners, Malcolm X, mag-lev trains, the Mekong River, comets, calendars, computers, cathedrals, grizzly bears, baboons, ancient Greece, garbage, quipu (the Inca system of knot writing), vaqueros, volcanoes, DNA, raptors, the Lascaux Cave, suspension bridges, steam engines, asteroids, space travel and a bunch of other things.