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The Magic Mountain (Everyman's Library)

Thomas Mann

A monumental work of erudition and irony, sexual tension and intellectual ferment, With this dizzyingly rich novel of ideas, Thomas Mann rose to the front ranks of the great modern novelists, winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1929.

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Pardon My Take

Podcast

Pardon My Take

Creed Bratton stated he was reading this book, along with Marcus Aurelius, during the time of the interview.

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Ooh, gosh, the magic mountain. Thomas Mann, Marcus Aurelius,

— Episode: Creed Bratton, Slim Melo And Mt Rushmore...

Episode: Creed Bratton, Slim Melo And Mt Rushmore Of Things...

Creed Bratton stated he was reading this book, along with Marcus Aurelius, during the time of the interview.

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Ooh, gosh, the magic mountain. Thomas Mann, Marcus Aurelius,

The Rest Is History

Podcast

The Rest Is History

Dominic noted that Sophie read Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain after Lights Out, emphasizing that it was not a Nazi book.

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After Lights Out, she reads Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain by Torchlight. That's not a Nazi book.

— Episode: 256. Germany: The White Rose

Episode: 256. Germany: The White Rose

Dominic noted that Sophie read Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain after Lights Out, emphasizing that it was not a Nazi book.

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After Lights Out, she reads Thomas Mann's The Magic Mountain by Torchlight. That's not a Nazi book.

The Matt Walsh Show

Podcast

The Matt Walsh Show

The hosts referenced the novel as an example while describing the atmosphere of the debate.

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I have had this feeling that I'm in one of those novels like The Magic Mountain or a play like Heartbreak Hotel, where you're sitting around having tea and drinking a pair of teas.

— Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: The Presidential D...

Episode: Daily Wire Backstage: The Presidential Debate

The hosts referenced the novel as an example while describing the atmosphere of the debate.

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I have had this feeling that I'm in one of those novels like The Magic Mountain or a play like Heartbreak Hotel, where you're sitting around having tea and drinking a pair of teas.

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