This author of Mario and the Magician and Buddenbrooks wrote about a widower who becomes obsessed with a Polish teen while traveling to a place suffering a cholera epidemic.
One character created by this author fervently reads Schopenhauer's The World As Will and Representation and is the father of the sickly Hanno. Torre di Venere is the setting of an anti-fascist novella by this author in which the title character kills the hypnotic Cipolla [chee-POHL-lah]. This author also wrote about a writer inspired to travel after a man with red hair stares at him. This author of Mario and the Magician and Buddenbrooks wrote about a widower who becomes obsessed with a Polish teen while traveling to a place suffering a cholera epidemic. Identify this German author who wrote about Tadzio and Gustav von Aschenbach in Death in Venice.
One character created by this author fervently reads Schopenhauer's The World
(Paul) Thomas Mann