London

London is the overall setting for the story. The author mentions a lot of specific neighborhoods and places, such as bars and a street festival. The descriptions are fairly general, and the settings are important only as a means of keeping the storyline moving. One of the most important settings is the street where Daniel is killed. It is not identified by name, but this is in the photographer's neighborhood near the restaurants he frequents.

The Barbershop

The barbershop is where the photographer and dancer meet for the first time while the dancer is getting a haircut. In Chapter 24, the photographer returns here, and describes this as a safe place because Black people are free to say what they feel. The photographer feels so good about being here that he nods off while the barber works.

The Photographer's Apartment

The only description shared about the photographer's apartment is...