For ten points, identify this location, "by the waters of" which are set a Stephen Vincent Benet short story, and which is "revisited" in a work of F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of one story with this location in its title is told "If you eat too much truth at once, you may die of truth." Another story with this word in its title sees the protagonist inquire about the sick Mr. Campbell and George Hart, before telling a friend to give his brother-in-law's address to Mr. Schaeffer. One story with this place name in the title begins "The ($) north and the west and the south are good hunting ground, but it is forbidden to go east." That story ends with the protagonist claiming "We must build again," after he sees a dead "god" while hunting for (*) metal in a ruined city. In another short story with this location in its title, Charlie Wales wants to visit his daughter Honoria. For ten points, identify this location, "by the waters of" which are set a Stephen Vincent Benet short story, and which is "revisited" in a work of F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The protagonist of one story with this location in its title is told "If you eat too much truth at once, you may die of truth."
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