Alyssandra Tobin is the author of the chapbook, PUT EYES ON ME NOT LIKE A CURSE, published by Quarterly West in 2022. Her poetry appears in Poet Lore, Salt Hill, Poetry Northwest, New Ohio Review, Four Way Review, The Boiler, Fugue, Grist, Banshee, and elsewhere. She haunts a Montana town you've never heard of.
Books
Put Eyes on Me Not Like a Curse
Quarterly West, 2022
Selected work
“Poem as Casket That Floats in the Flood of Boston’s Burying Ground,” “Tender Poem for Old Love Who Hates My Guts,” and “i wanna hold my mamma when she was a baby”
Puerto del Sol, 2021
the sun warm on my legs & the rush of never having nothing to do.” and “i know we hate poems about dreams but listen”
Banshee, 2021
one summer pirates of the caribbean came out
Moist Poetry Journal, 2021
This Pig is Big Boy
Radar, 2021
A Brief History of US Route 1
Scrawl Place, 2022
On the night my uncle dies i sing a little song
Okay Donkey, 2022
Seeds Sown are Seeds Blighted
Gigantic Sequins, 2022
I'm leaving on the next train to go go gadget town
Red Ogre Review, 2022
2 Poems
Zoeglossia, 2022
and I'm drinking from the cup of see you laters
Beaver Magazine, 2023
Another Appointment I Lie Down
Grist: A Journal of The Literary Arts, 2023
In Cahoots with the Night
Southword Journal, 2023
Tenderbroken Poem with Ativan and Miller High Life
Salt Hill Journal, 2023
So spit it out
Birdcoat Quarterly, 2024
I do this I do that
Fugue, 2024
Hard as a Blade
The Boiler, 2024
I've been in Ireland; I've been in Memphis
Poet Lore, 2025
Egg on My Face
Sho Poetry Journal, 2025
On a day I'm not scared of dying
Pinch, 2025
Two Poems
luna luna magazine, 2025