One of this man's last works sees Rosalie fall in love with an American- born tutor before dying of cancer, and, in another, 
One of this man's last works sees Rosalie fall in love with an American- born tutor before dying of cancer, and, in another, the hypnotist Cipolla represents fascist Europe. In addition to The Black Swan and Mario and the Magician, this man wrote a novella in which a man dies while attempting to get up to chat with (*) Tadzio; that man is Gustav von Aschenbach. Another of his novels describes the decline of a prosperous family living in Lubeck, this author's birthplace, and a third tells of Hans Castorp's stay in a sanatorium. For ten points, name this author of Death in Venice, Buddenbrooks, and The Magic Mountain.
One of this man's last works sees Rosalie fall in love with an American- born tutor before dying of cancer, and, in another, the hypnotist Cipolla represents fascist Europe.