A professor in this novel bores people at a party by trying to explain his namesake hypothesis about the historical significance of Pittsburgh.
A professor in this novel bores people at a party by trying to explain his namesake hypothesis about the historical significance of Pittsburgh. In this novel, a cat that destroys the pigskin briefcase of its owner's new boyfriend is sent to a psychiatrist. That cat's owner and her boyfriend meet when the man's sculptor ex-girlfriend takes out a personal ad for him without his consent. One character in this novel is arrested at an anti-nuclear protest at Lungelss Labs. That one-time lover of a gay Catholic man named Ed, who owns a pet (*) iguana named Arnold Schwarzenegger, marries the iguana owner's sister, Liz Dorati, who spends most of the novel dating John. This work uses a sonnet form inspired by Pushkin's Eugene Onegin. For 10 points, name this novel in verse about yuppies in 1980's San Francisco, by Vikram Seth.
A professor in this novel bores people at a party by trying to explain his namesake hypothesis about the historical significance of Pittsburgh.
The {Golden Gate}