ROBB TODD

My first collection of short stories is available now:

STEAL ME FOR YOUR STORIES

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FICTION

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The City from a Bridge

Published by Fwriction : Review

Embryo-Eater

Published by LITnIMAGE

Eardrum Alphabet Orbit

Published by JMWW

All You Need Is Love (And A Job (Or Maybe Not A Job))

Published by PANK 

Quiet the Remedies

Published by The Fiddleback 

{ tonight : under scaffolding }

Published by Specter Magazine 

Every Moment Is Lovely, Yes

Published by Wigleaf (Postcard)

He Brushes His Teeth Just to Call Her

Published by Mud Luscious 

How to Survive Strong Pesticides

Published by Spork Press (Interview)

Everything I Think About When I Am Trying Not to Think

Published by > kill author

A Short Conversation

Published by Monkeybicycle

Salmon Jump Into the Open Mouths of Bears

Published by Staccato Fiction

Gracias, Pero Sí 

Published by PANK  (Ask the Author / Best of the Net 2011 nominee)

Following Sea

Published by Flashquake

Our Costume Is A Kiss

Published by 3:AM Magazine

Outskirts

Published by Hitotoki

Drunk Dynamite Fishing

Published by Bluestem

And Her Eyes Said Something I Did Not Understand

Published by Blip Magazine (formerly Mississippi Review)

Razor Wire

Published by Thieves Jargon

A Voice That Will Get You Anything Everything Ever

Published by Necessary Fiction (with Discussion)

Proof That God Loves Us and Wants Us to Be Happy

Published by Red Fez

The Faces of Tiny Animals

Published by > kill author

so how was your day who cares

Published by Full of Crow

Yeah Yeah I Will I Promise

Published by DOGZPLOT

The Shape of the Winter Wind

Published by Thirst for Fire

Untitled

Published by Nanoism

Untitled

Published by Nanoism

Tickled to Death (Seriously)

Published by Six Sentences

Reunion

Published by Six Sentences

Don’t Let Impotence Ruin Your Sex Life

Published by The Beat

Circles for I’s

Published by Two with Water

“Off the Verge”

Read by Mel Bosworth

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FEATURES, COLUMNS, ESSAYS, REVIEWS & INTERVIEWS

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LCM: Hug Beecher’s One Before Bed and It Hugs Back

Published by HTML Giant

Episode 84: Pillow Talk

Orange Alert Podcast that includes me reading two short stories

Uptown Collective Q&A

Interviewed about Steal Me for Your Stories

xTx Is Not a Real Person but ___ _____ Is Not a Real Writer (Yet)

Published by The Lit Pub

The History of Labor Day: People Died So We Can Barbecue and Drink Beer and Watch Football

Published by me

Black History Month Movies

Published by DishOnline.com

Tiananmen Square Photographer Discusses Digital Media 20 Years After “Tank Man”

Published by Sling.com

Black History Month Movies

Published by DishOnline.com

Exclusive Interview: Kimjongilia director NC Heikin

Published by DishOnline.com

Best of the Best: TV’s Top Mustaches

Published by DishOnline.com

Thanksgiving Movies: A Cornucopia of Craziness

Published by DishOnline.com

Road less traveled: Nicaragua

Published by the New York Daily News

Blue Light Special

Published by  the Burlington, N.C., Times-News

Bird watchers flock to the Brownsville Landfill

Published by the Harlingen Valley Morning Star

The History of Newspapers and Duck Sauce

Published by me

What’s Old is New at VMAs

Published by CBSNews.com

Taking Messages For ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Star

Published by CBSNews.com

Uptown Artist — Robb Todd

Published by The Uptown Collective (It’s weird being the interviewee instead of being the interviewer)

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HEADLINES

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BUILT BEER BY BEER | $125,000 buys a round for the house

Won a Hearst Award for this front page headline on Houston’s famous beer can house.

400 million pennies for your thoughts

(Rewritten for N.Y. Daily News online edition) U.S. Army scientists studying ways to read minds with $4 million grant

50 Cent’s 2 Cents: Oprah’s A White Woman

Rapper Says She Used To Share The Views Of Black Women, But No More

Jay-Z Makes H2izz0 Crisis ‘Cristal’ Clear

Inspired By Africa Visit, Will Use Tour To Raise Water Awareness

Cartoonist draws gun on paper

(Get it? Get it? The Daily News loves them some puns)

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POETRY

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doo-doo butt jones

This poem “is a decidedly woody blend of humor and fantasy. We’ll be looking for more from this poet soon, but we won’t count on it since it seems like Robb has gotten into a little legal trouble with the San Antonio Humane Society.”