Edited by Sarah Katharina Kayß (London), PostPoetry is a bilingual print publication including texts in both English and German.Not only publishing poetry, PostPoetry is open to a wide range of forms and styles utilizing "quickened language (Epic poetry, diary-parts, comments, essays, plays with thoughts, experimental and absurd texts) that offers a new approach to the political and social landscape of the last century and the present."
PostPoetry does not set any thematic limits, though in future issues "will put a concrete political event or a statement that can be discussed in the centre of PostPoetry" as a way to give writers "the chance to say what you have to say."
In this first issue, writers include Arno Abendschön, Kyle Austin, Gary Beck, Stephanie Bognar, Nahshon Cook, Steve Coffman, Kristian Goldmund Aumann, Marc Nikolas Freund, Gregory Gilbert Gumbs, Charles Johnson, Paul Lomax, Francis Raven, Christian Gabriel Riedl, Clemens Schittko, Wolfgang Uster, and Henry Whittlesey.
Photographers and Artists include Aurélien Huyghe, Katrin Jahn, Sharon Lenger, Francis Raven, Thomas Schlereth, Jennifer Stahlschmidt, Kaspar Steffen, Hadas Tapouchi, and Karsten Wilms.