In one novel titled for this location, a gun recei
In one novel titled for this location, a gun received from Billy Biasse protects the protagonist from a gambler who threatens to turn him in to the police as an army deserter, Zeddy Plummer. That novel concludes with the prostitute Felice and longshoreman Jake Brown choosing to leave for Chicago. A poem titled for this location proposes festering like a sore and sagging like a heavy load as possible answers to the question "What happens to a dream deferred?". The titular "Home" of a Claude McKay novel, For 10 points, name this location which titles a poem by Langston Hughes.
In one novel titled for this location, a gun received from Billy Biasse protects the protagonist from a gambler who threatens to turn him in to the police as an army deserter, Zeddy Plummer.
{Harlem}