THE RISK YOU RUN
A.C. RobinsonTrials, tribulations, trysts, anxieties, musings, errant thoughts, and the occasional confession. To know me is to potentially become artistic fodder for a piece here, but that's the risk you run.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | acrobinson.substack.com |
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AUTHORITY
I would like to teach someday. Writing, probably—my other skills, like felting and seeing traumatic events before they happen, are God-given talents. Non-transferable, like a promotional coupon.
WE'LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN
Granddad, before my father told me with words, you told me without them that you were on your way home. I knew it in my heart but found myself stunned all the same. It seems strange even now that someone so mythic in life and legacy could e...
SEEKING: REAL WOMEN
Waifish anemics with thin, unpolished nail beds love to photograph those freeform, sculptural women on the beach in Italy. You know, the ones that always grace vacation carousels, artfully zoomed in—all red and oiled and weathered and smoki...
THIRTY
I’m not a birthday princess—I don’t need flowers and accolades for the sake of being the center of attention. But I do need the day to be immaculate—a perfect transition from one state of being to another. For this reason, there’s always a ...
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Alana Cloud-Robinson was raised on English romanticism, Greek mythology, beat poetry and the slapstick comedic stylings of the Three Stooges. In 2022, she published The Artists Are Frightened, her premier collection of personal poetry.
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