Israeli writer Amos Oz returned to 92nd Street Y on October 26th to read from his new collection of stories, Scenes From Village Life. After the reading, he was interviewed by critic Ruth Franklin, author of A Thousand Darknesses: Lies and Truth in Holocaust Fiction. Today’s featured video is an excerpt from their conversation.

Read Ruth’s post-event thoughts, Should Novels and Politics Mix?, on The New Republic.

Next in the Main Reading Series at 92Y is Jeffrey Eugenides and Jennifer Egan on November 14. The event is sold out, but you can watch a FREE, live webcast on the night of the event, beginning at 8pm

In an ongoing effort to share with our readers some of the great literary moments which the Unterberg Poetry Center has presented across the decades, this blog has begun to feature regular postings of archival recordings. For access to other recordings, please click here.

Unterberg Poetry Center webcasts and access to our archive are made possible in part by the generous support of the Sidney E. Frank Foundation.

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