In one of his works, a businessman waiting for the next train converses in a bar with a misanthropic man with a disfiguring mark by his mouth. This creator of the philosophizing Vitangelo described a debtor who wins huge amounts of money in Monte Carlo and invents a new identity in his only major novel, a departure from works like One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand. This author of The (*) Late Mattia Pascal wrote of Nolli's attempts to uphold the delusions of his uncle, an actor who falls off his horse and believes he is a Holy Roman Emperor. Madame Pace's shop serves as the scene of the attempted seduction of The 
In one of his works, a businessman waiting for the next train converses in a bar with a misanthropic man with a disfiguring mark by his mouth. This creator of the philosophizing Vitangelo described a debtor who wins huge amounts of money in Monte Carlo and invents a new identity in his only major novel, a departure from works like One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand. This author of The (*) Late Mattia Pascal wrote of Nolli's attempts to uphold the delusions of his uncle, an actor who falls off his horse and believes he is a Holy Roman Emperor. Madame Pace's shop serves as the scene of the attempted seduction of The Stepdaughter in the most famous play by this author of Enrico IV. For 10 points, identify this Italian playwright of Six Characters in Search of an Author.
In one of his works, a businessman waiting for the next train converses in a bar with a misanthropic man with a disfiguring mark by his mouth.
Luigi Pirandello