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Vol. 11, No. 3: Fall 2005

Queuing up for Q in London’s East End

by John Shelton Reed

“He remembers seeing a man from the Church of Christ cooking a steer with some apparatus involving chicken wire, an oil-rig pipe, and a hole in the ground. He also remembers playing cowboys and Indians with a young Billy Clinton.”

Southerners don’t go to London to eat barbecue. At least we shouldn’t. But after we’ve been there awhile, it’s understandable if we get a craving flung on us, as Jerry Clower used to say. When that happens, there’s a solution.

This article appears as an abstract above, the complete article can be accessed in Project Muse
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