A literary character from this area, Dylan Ebdus, gives his friend Mingus Rude a magic ring so that he can become the superhero "Aeroman."
A literary character from this area, Dylan Ebdus, gives his friend Mingus Rude a magic ring so that he can become the superhero "Aeroman." A famous poet edited this area's Eagle newspaper. This area is the setting of The Fortress of Solitude and other works by writer Jonathan Lethem. In a poem titled for it, the speaker claims "[this area], of ample hills, was mine" and admits "I am he who knew what it was to be evil." The speaker notes "distance (*) avails not, and place avails not" in a poem that mentions people traveling to this area "attired in the usual costumes." People traveling to this area "furnish [their] parts toward the soul" in a poem beginning "Flood-tide below me!" For 10 points, name this New York borough travelled to by ferry in a Walt Whitman poem.
A literary character from this area, Dylan Ebdus, gives his friend Mingus Rude a magic ring so that he can become the superhero "Aeroman."
Brooklyn [prompt on New York or the United States of America before "New York" is read]