Richard Klin

Richard Klin is a writer based in New York's Hudson Valley. His novel, Petroleum Transfer Engineer, was published by Underground Voices. He also wrote Something to Say (Leapfrog Press), a series of profiles of various artists discussing the intersection of art and politics, and Abstract Expressionism for Beginners. His work has been featured in NPR's All Things Considered and has appeared in the Brooklyn Rail, the Forward, Akashic Books's Thursdaze series, January, and others.

New Play Sure to Storm Broadway: ‘Harrison’

By Richard Klin, October 23, 2020October 22, 2020

This play about the short-lived presidency of William Henry Harrison is expected to be as big as “Hamilton.” The complete script for the new play that’s soon to … Read more

Trump Promises ‘Full Attention’ on Coded Jeannie Messages

By Richard Klin, February 6, 2017March 19, 2019

Report: Trump spent much of the past few days watching ‘I Dream of Jeannie’ and is ‘concerned.’ A highly placed spokesman for President Donald J. Trump revealed that … Read more

Trump Transition Team: Minutes from Last Meeting Leaked

By Richard Klin, November 18, 2016March 19, 2019

In this exclusive report, we bring you leaked minutes from the Trump transition team. Far-ranging discussion with the Boss and entire management team about White House toilet paper; … Read more

Excerpts from William Faulkner’s “The Donald”

By Richard Klin, March 13, 2016November 7, 2017

Did you know William Faulkner wrote a novel based on Donald Trump? Well, our intrepid writer dug it up, and here’s an exclusive excerpt, just for Humor Times … Read more

How Donald Trump, Short-Fingered Vulgarian and Statesman, Spends His Sundays

By Richard Klin, March 8, 2016November 7, 2017

In an exclusive interview with the Humor Times, Trump divulged his regular Sunday routine. For your edification, we list it here. I’M A LUMBERJACK First thing off when … Read more