An author with this first name wrote a novel about a brewer’s son who falls in with the hunchbacked Putricides and the seductive Princess di Ticonderoga. In a novel by an author with this first name, a man gives a speech that claims, “We have no need of other worlds. We need mirrors.” An author with this first name wrote a novel in which Zip succumbs to the soma-like Murti-Bing pill amid a Chinese (15[1])invasion. (15[2]-5[3])The first chapter (15[1])of (*) The Captive Mind discusses (-5[1])that novel by (10[1])an author nicknamed “Witkacy” (“VEET-kotz-eh”) with this first name, titled Insatiability. (-5[1])An author with this first name wrote a novel whose protagonist arrives at a research site after the suicide (10[1])of Gibarian, where he meets Snaut, Sartorius, and a copy of his (-5[1])dead wife. (10[3])In that novel, Kris Kelvin (10[1])investigates (-5[1])a sentient (10[1])ocean (10[1])on the title planet. (10[1])For 10 points, give this first name of the Polish author of Solaris. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[5])