Ann Goldstein, David Remnick, John Turturro and Robert Weil: A Celebration of Primo Levi - The 92nd Street Y, New York
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Ann Goldstein, David Remnick, John Turturro and Robert Weil: A Celebration of Primo Levi

Oct 15, 2015


An evening of readings to celebrate the great Italian writer upon publication of his Collected Works, which is edited by Ann Goldstein and features many new translations of his work.

Goldstein is joined by John Turturro, who played Primo Levi in the film The Truce; David Remnick, editor of The New Yorker; and Robert Weil, who oversaw publication of the three-volume edition for Liveright.


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