Congratulations, Columbia! Never again must you covet from afar Harvard’s Matt DiPasquale and his low-budge porn magazine: it’s only homegrown smut from now on. Editor-In-Chief Hoang Jessica Tang (C’09) introduces C-spot as “a new erotic review produced by Columbia University students.”

C-spot’s website looks way classier than some aforementioned attempts at Ivy erotica, but in the same vein as H-bomb or Boston University’s boink: original b&w photography, a pleasantly streamlined site, and articles on the origins of the vibrator and YouPorn.com. Plus: poetry!

My nails are chipped; my cuticles,
overgrown; and the paint
worn…

NSFW portion after the jump.

My red nails are suckled on like infants by horny, repulsive men at least five nights a week.

Erm, you can read the rest of it here.

Feeling artsy? C-spot is looking for contributions:

[We] want writers for erotic fiction and poetry, interviews with porn stars and sex workers, and reviews of erotic films and literature. We are looking for sex experts for Q&A, and opinionated students to debate the moral permissibility of today’s pornography. We need critical essayists to examine how the internet has directly and indirectly influenced our sexuality. We need students to review BDSM, swinger, and fetish parties in New York. We are seeking painters, sculptures and visual artists of all types to submit erotic art. We want models, photographers, and make-up and hair artists to produce provocative photographs.

You can email them at info@c-spotmagazine.com.