William Levy (1939–2019), also known as the 'Talmudic Wizard of Amsterdam' and 'Dr. Doo-Wop', was an American writer, editor, journalist, and former radio personality who lived in Amsterdam for much of his life. He was a prolific author of cult classics, particularly in the realms of counterculture literature and erotic fiction. His works often explored themes of sexual liberation, mysticism, and subversive humor. Notable publications include 'The Virgin Sperm Dancer', 'Wet Dreams', and 'Natural Jewboy'. Levy was recognized as a provocative and impassioned figure in the European underground scene.[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12]
