Tale is Told: Women's Memoirs of the Gulag (1999), uses a part of the quatrain by Coleridge quoted by Levi in The Drowned and the Saved as its title. Christopher Hitchens' book The Portable Atheist, a collection of extracts of atheist texts, is dedicated to the memory of Levi, "who had the moral fortitude to refuse false consolation even while enduring the 'selection' process in Auschwitz". The dedication quotes Levi in The Drowned and the Saved, asserting, "I too entered the Lager as a nonbeliever, and as a nonbeliever I was liberated and have lived to this day." The Primo Levi Center, a non-profit organisation dedicated to studying the history and culture of Italian Jewry, was named after the author and established in New York City in 2003. A quotation from Levi appears on the sleeve of the second album by the Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers, titled Gold Against the Soul. The quote is from Levi's poem "Song of Those Who Died in Vain". David Blaine has Primo Levi's Auschwitz camp number, 174517, tattooed on his left forearm. In Lavie Tidhar's 2014 novel A Man Lies Dreaming, the protagonist Shomer (a Yiddish pulp writer) encounters Levi in Auschwitz, and is witness to a conversation between Levi and the author Ka-Tzetnik on the subject of writing the Holocaust. In the pilot episode of Black Earth Rising, Rwandan genocide survivor and self-described "major depressive" Kate Ashby tells her therapist, in her final session addressing her survivors' guilt and having overmedicated herself with antidepressants, that she has read the Primo Levi book he'd assigned her, and if she chooses to attempt suicide, she'll jump straight out of a third story window. The last track on The Noise by Peter Hammill is entitled "Primo on the Parapet". References Notes Bibliography Further reading Giffuni, Cathe. "An English Bibliography of the Writings of Primo Levi," Bulletin of Bibliography, Vol. 50 No. 3 September 1993, pp. 213–221. External links Announcement of The Complete Works of Primo Levi International Primo Levi Studies Center Centro Primo Levi New York "Primo Levi's journeys of peace": an article in the TLS by Clive Sinclair, 11 July 2007 Scriptorium – Primo Levi Includes writing by Levi Primo Levi page by the Operatist who composed in honor of Levi Primo Levi's Last Moments by Diego Gambetta, Boston Review, Summer 1999 issue. Primo Levi's house BBC Interview with Primo Levi Thames Television