Jake Adam York

Poetry in Barbecue

Dec 1, 2014 — By Daniel Vaughn

It was a Sunday morning and Jake Adam York was preaching. Poetry was his scripture as he read his own work to a mostly hung-over crowd of Southern Foodways Alliance symposium attendees. Through the mental fog we were captivated. “I know that good poetry shares a spirit…

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