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Clever, funny and ominous, these stories also celebrate Levi's belief that the human spirit- which was created on the sixth day- is a fire that cannot easily be quenched. SUNDAY TIMES Levi's relentless need to expose the dangers of our blinkered, myopic view of ourselves and nature makes for a chastening, oddly cheering experience, rich in irony, rarer for its paradoxical affection. Q MAGAZINE Ingenious, compelling tales. OBSERVER

Primo Levi was born in Turin in 1919 and trained as a chemist. In 1944 he was deported to Auschwitz. He later wrote of his experiences there, and his travels in Eastern Europe, in his classic memoirs, If this is a Man and The Truce. He was also the author of several universally acclaimed novels. Primo Levi died in 1987.