An author who lived for decades in this city with Solita Solano used a mononymous pseudonym to write the long-running “Letter from…” column. The “diurnal and nocturnal Distempers” of a social circle in this city was the subject of a mock Restoration satire illustrated with the author’s Elizabethan-inspired woodcuts. Janet Flanner spent 50 years as this city’s New Yorker correspondent. In this city, an unlicensed Irish gynecologist rambles about the Great Enigma after being found dressed in women’s clothing. That novel set in this city fictionalized the author and her ex-partner Thelma Wood as Nora Flood and Robin Vote. Most of Djuna (“JOO-nuh”) Barnes’s novel Nightwood is set in this city, where Sylvia Beach founded a bookstore that published the first edition of Ulysses. For 10 points, Shakespeare and Company is in what European city, where Lost Generation writers like Gertrude Stein lived in the 1920s? ■END■
ANSWER: Paris [accept “Letter from Paris”] (The second sentence refers to Ladies Almanack by Djuna Barnes.)
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