The Stranger in My Chair

The Stranger in My Chair (2026) offers readers a narrative time capsule of Robinson's life over five and a half years. This collection offers readers a glimpse into Robinson's personal journey navigating love, family, grief, ghosts, and more. Author Bailey C. Hyde calls it an "amalgamation of that voice we all have creeping up the spine. It is truthful and vulnerable, and so gutturally vivid that I know I will catch myself caught in the visceral imagery throughout my everyday life."

With meditations, calculations, and grocery store machinations, The Stranger in My Chair encapsulates both an end and a beginning: it serves as the end of Robinson's own "beginning", and the start of the kinder, more vulnerable person Rike always wanted to be.