A novel by this author ends with the protagonist, who had earlier vowed to commit suicide on his 50th birthday, step through doors marked "ALL GIRLS ARE YOURS" and "HOW ONE KILLS FOR LOVE" in a hall of mirrors.
A character created by this author meets an Armenian astrologer who believes that sadness can be permanently overcome in one hour of concentration. That character travels to Kareno with his friend Tu Fu and writes a letter to Louis the Cruel at the end of a novel by this author. The protagonist of a novel by this author offends a right-wing nationalist professor by insulting a portrait of (*) Goethe and is later handed a radio which plays the music of Handel by Mozart. A novel by this author ends with the protagonist, who had earlier vowed to commit suicide on his 50th birthday, step through doors marked "ALL GIRLS ARE YOURS" and "HOW ONE KILLS FOR LOVE" in a hall of mirrors. This author of Klingsor's Last Summer wrote a novel in which Hermine is banged by the saxophonist Pablo in the Magic Theater. For 10 points, identify this author of Steppenwolf.
A character created by this author meets an Armenian astrologer who believes that sadness can be permanently overcome in one hour of concentration.
Hermann Hesse