Former child model Luz Dunn squats in this U.S. state in a dystopian 2015 novel by Claire Vaye Watkins. While searching for a missing boy named Christopher Robin, the narrator of a work set in this state encounters and hooks up with a drug dealer nicknamed “Deadeye.” The community of Acorn (15[1])is founded in this state (15[1])at the end of Octavia Butler’s novel Parable (15[1])of the Sower. (15[2])A book’s (15[2])section of (*) “Life Styles” in this state includes (10[1])an essay that opens, (10[1])“The center was not holding.” (10[3])The narrator remembers (10[2])how a preschool-aged (10[2])child in this state (10[1])was given (10[1])LSD (10[3])in her essay about her (10[1])experiences in a city in this state’s Haight-Ashbury (10[2])district. (10[2])For 10 points, name this state chronicled in The White Album and other essays by Joan Didion. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])