When describing the shipwreck in The Tempest to Prospero, Ariel quotes a man who declares that this place is "empty."
In a letter to William Saroyan, Flann O'Brien explained that his novel The Third Policeman is set in this place. When describing the shipwreck in The Tempest to Prospero, Ariel quotes a man who declares that this place is "empty." Marbodius visits this place in Penguin Island. In a short story, a painter destroys a carriage with his daughter inside so he can finish a painting of this place. The speaker of a long poem set in this place claims to be a "master of phantasmagoria." Paul Verlaine is a character in that poem, whose sections include "Bad Blood" and "Delirium I." In the Aeneid, Aeneas uses a golden bough to visit this place. For 10 points, name this place which was visited by Arthur Rimbaud for a "season," and is defined as "other people" in Sartre's No Exit.
In a letter to William Saroyan, Flann O'Brien explained that his novel The Third Policeman is set in this place.
Hell [accept equivalents, like the Underworld]