A "dull unlocatable roar" is characteristic of these locations, which Murray Siskind compares to the Tibetan conception of reincarnation and death in the way they "spiritually recharge" visitors, in Don (*) DeLillo's White Noise.
One of these locations is the site of a conversation about the disappearance of Dimitrios Cotsakis, an Elvis expert. The Democratic Party is described as "the Snopes family married to Henry James" in a Norman Mailer article about the rise of JFK titled for Superman's arrival in one of these places. A "dull unlocatable roar" is characteristic of these locations, which Murray Siskind compares to the Tibetan conception of reincarnation and death in the way they "spiritually recharge" visitors, in Don (*) DeLillo's White Noise. In poem set in one of these places, the speaker asks "Will we walk all night through solitary streets?" and remarks on the "peaches and penumbras" he spots while encountering Garcia Lorca and Walt Whitman. For 10 points, identify these places, the setting of both an Allen Ginsberg poem about one "in California" and of the John Updike story "A&P".
One of these locations is the site of a conversation about the disappearance of Dimitrios Cotsakis, an Elvis expert.
supermarkets [accept "Superman Comes to the Supermarket" or "A Supermarket in California"; also accept equivalents like "grocery stores"; prompt on "stores" or equivalents]