One poem claims that this city has "rivers overflowing with the corpses of babies" and describes the
One poem claims that this city has "rivers overflowing with the corpses of babies" and describes the speaker's disillusionment with its "Legs and breasts without smell or sweat;" that poem was written by Leopold Senghor. In a novel set here, Peter Stillman, who was kept from humanity by his abusive father for nine years, hires an author of detective fiction as an actual detective. This city is the setting for the novels Ghosts, The Locked Room, and (*) City of Glass. Garcia Lorca titled one of his collections "The Poet in" this city, the setting for a trilogy by Paul Auster. For 10 points, name this city home to a biweekly "Review of Books," also the setting for Walt Whitman's "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry."
One poem claims that this city has "rivers overflowing with the corpses of babies" and describes the speaker's disillusionment with its "Legs and breasts without smell or sweat;" that poem was written by Leopold Senghor.