The Night Crew
In this story a man is attempting to rise out of his deepening sense of alienation from the world when he finds a baby abandoned on the frozen food aisle in a supermarket shopping cart. "The Night Crew" was originally published by Every Day Fiction
Barred White Noise and Blue
Here is one of Carl’s debut poems, published in Entropy Magazine’s “The Birds” column. This poem's speaker attempts to reach out to an unseen and hooting owl.
Explore Journalism
Carl currently works as a contributing reporter for the Beverly Hills Courier. He has worked as a contributing reporter for numerous publications including the Los Feliz Ledger in Los Angeles, the Star News in Chula Vista, San Diego City News and more.
New from Carl Robinette
12-Word Story Reading – Funny Love Letter
Sometimes it’s all in the title. This 12-word story wouldn’t be funny without the expectation set up by the title. “A Love Letter to Every Woman I Ever Slept With” – Dear Cheryl, I forgive you, even though you never apologized. Love, Glen
Falling Into a Beat – Environmental Reporting In Beverly Hills
I’ve fallen into a bit of an environmental beat lately with the Beverly Hills Courier. I’m also writing a lot more for the paper, so for now I’m going to post every other week or so with links and snips from my latest stories.
Greystone Mansion – A Beverly Hills Landmark Reopens
My latest article for The Beverly Hills Courier was published recently. Greystone Mansion is a landmark historic property in Beverly Hills. Caretakers of the estate were busy during pandemic and completed a bunch of restoration projects.
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