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Introduction	We're a small, Buffalo-based annual interested in poetry and poetics. P-Queue was founded in 2004 by Sarah Campbell, with the special intent to investigate the overlaps and departures between the prose line and that of verse. For the last three years, P-Queue has been a place for the anxious object—texts that can't decide if they're poems or prose, if they're essays about poetry or themselves are poetic, texts that won't give up creativity for the critical or the critical for the creative. In our fourth year, we're starting to question the point at which an image becomes a text or a text an image, where the spoken becomes the written or the written spoken. We hope you'll help us ask these questions by taking part in the conversations we hold. In any case, we're glad you found us. Andrew Rippeon, ed.

Introduction

We're a small, Buffalo-based annual interested in poetry and poetics. P-Queue was founded in 2004 by Sarah Campbell, with the special intent to investigate the overlaps and departures between the prose line and that of verse. For the last three years, P-Queue has been a place for the anxious object—texts that can't decide if they're poems or prose, if they're essays about poetry or themselves are poetic, texts that won't give up creativity for the critical or the critical for the creative. In our fourth year, we're starting to question the point at which an image becomes a text or a text an image, where the spoken becomes the written or the written spoken. We hope you'll help us ask these questions by taking part in the conversations we hold. In any case, we're glad you found us. Andrew Rippeon, ed.