For 10 points, name this story often published alongside Death and Venice, written by Thomas Mann.
Racist undertones in this story include the narrator's use of the adjective "African" to describe an oppressive heat and a fashionable but unappealing haircut. The climax of this story occurs after a man repeatedly insults a waiter with a homosexual slur by calling him Ganymede. The narrator of this story gets in trouble for letting his daughter take off her bathing suit while swimming, and, after his son appears to have whooping cough, his family gets kicked out of the (*) Tower of Venus hotel. Near its end, a hypnotist is shot by a man whom he had goaded into kissing him on the cheek. Its narrator is strangely okay with taking his children to see the show put on by Cipolla, who is an allegory for a fascist ruler. For 10 points, name this story often published alongside Death and Venice, written by Thomas Mann.
Racist undertones in this story include the narrator's use of the adjective "African" to describe an oppressive heat and a fashionable but unappealing haircut.
"Mario and the Magician"