Gotham city has often been the venue of choice for urban legends and conspiracy theories whether it is about mob operations or strange tunnel inhabitants. The state across the river, on the other hand, seldom inspires the imagination. But New Jersey poets have won three Pulitzers in the past four years. Does the Garden State wax poetic?
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