In John Irving's In One Person, Elaine asks if the name of this country is a type of blowjob, and Billy meets his father at a gay nightclub in this country.
In John Irving's In One Person, Elaine asks if the name of this country is a type of blowjob, and Billy meets his father at a gay nightclub in this country. In a non-fiction book, Richard Wright argued that this country is too pagan to be Catholic. An author from this country wrote a novella about a priest who loses his faith but keeps up appearances for his parishioners, and updated the Cain and Abel story in his novel Abel Sánchez. An author who claimed that this country's people "have an interest in death" wrote a novel set here that ends with the line, "Isn't it pretty to think so?" In that novel, the impotent protagonist fights with the boxer Robert Cohn when he has an affair with Lady Brett Ashley. For 10 points, name this setting of Death in the Afternoon and The Sun Also Rises.
In John Irving's In One Person, Elaine asks if the name of this country is a type of blowjob, and Billy meets his father at a gay nightclub in this country.
Kingdom of Spain [or Reino de España]