Carl Robinette is currently developing new fiction and other creative writing. His short stories have appeared in Every Day Fiction,Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Mystery Tribune and several other publications in print and online.
Carl Robinette is an emerging poet with two poems published in Entropy and forthcoming poems in other publications. Carl continues to develop his poetry and other creative writing.
Carl has worked as a contributing reporter with the Los Feliz Ledger in Los Angeles and has worked as a contributing reporter for numerous publications including the Star News in Chula Vista, San Diego City News and more.
The question then becomes… How do writers connect with a population that is leaving the written word behind? I’m not sure I have the answer but this is the experiment. Watch the video for my poem “Slow Burned & Inked” on YouTube.
When police detectives show up at his door, the narrator of “Vertical Blind” realizes a fight he heard the previous night coming from a nearby alley was the sound of a woman screaming for her life, not the usual everyday drunks he is used to. He comes to find out what he heard had been a woman being murdered.
Carl Robinette explores alienation in his latest flash fiction story, “The Night Crew,” which was recently published by Every Day Fiction. In this story the protagonist is attempting to rise out of his own deepening alienation from the world.