After 10 years in hiatus, it returns!

A Visual Face-Off

A New Issue Appears At Last.
Worth The Wait.

After a year of silence, it’s back.

BafterC lives on!

We know Valentines Day is over. So give these cheeky love poems as a belated Valentines Day give to someone you love NOW!

Beloved of My Twenty-seven Senses
Fiction by Karen Fastrup
Translated from the Danish by Tara Chase

Vee necked mooch her
Nougat bore in
in here brews!
leg it own
"A" sue bacon
fair fart does leave in
hindsight met her knockers
sartain error runs

No one buys blackberries – they grow everywhere and are accessible to all – a common property. Blackberries by Stephen Collis, however, costs ten dollars and is worth every penny.

A creature, a possible he actually, in perhaps to whereas,
it hardly / it indeed, be “fellow.”
Be asking to appear at, asking to think of, Other.
You would ask about the heart, the needs,
the times all great, not peace.
See peace for moon, one moon,
does your look seem less?
Deal time into this when.
Then what left?

Body of Text is a collection of concrete poems made by marrying poetry with body-based performance art and documentary photography.

With this new collection, poet Mark Laliberte presents a series of visual meditations on the subject of “assembly poetics”. Like much of his recent output, this project hovers around – but never quite steps into – the cultural zone that pure, popular comics inhabit.