This man wrote a novel in which Ludovko Settembrini (loo-DUV-ko set-em-BREE-nee) and Leo Naphta are among (*) Hans Castorp's acquaintances in a sanitarium in Switzerland.
This man wrote about a hunchback that tricks another character to think he is that character's beloved Silvestre. That work is "Mario and the Magician." This man wrote a novel in which Ludovko Settembrini (loo-DUV-ko set-em-BREE-nee) and Leo Naphta are among (*) Hans Castorp's acquaintances in a sanitarium in Switzerland. He also wrote a novel in which Gustav von Ascehenbach (GOO-stahv vahn AH-shen-bok) stays in the title city despite a cholera epidemic. For 10 points, name this German author of The Magic Mountain and Death in Venice.
This man wrote about a hunchback that tricks another character to think he is that character's beloved Silvestre.
Thomas {Mann}