An essay about one of these places that describes the sky as a “vast lapis lazuli dome” was written by Frank Conroy for a brochure. (10[1])A man referred to as “Captain Video” is often seen in one of these places in a work that ends after the narrator is put into a trance by the hypnotist Nigel Ellery. (10[1])While he’s in one of these places named for Gunnar Myrdal, Alfred deliriously (10[2])talks to his (10[2])“turd” (10[1])in Jonathan Franzen’s (10[1])The Corrections. (10[2]-5[1])Greeks like “Mr. Dermatitis” run one of these places in an essay whose author (10[1])bemoans (-5[1])the “pampering” he had (10[1])to endure. In one (10[1])of (10[1])many footnotes, that essay’s author dubs one (-5[1])of these places (10[2])Nadir instead of Zenith. (10[2])For 10 points, the essay “A Supposedly Fun Thing (10[1])I’ll Never (10[1])Do (10[1])Again” (10[5])recounts (10[1])David (10[1])Foster Wallace’s week-long trip in what kind of seagoing (10[1])vessel? (10[1])■END■ (10[10]0[2])