Interview with Ellen Levitt, author of the Lost Synagogues of New York City

from Erratic Dispatches · host Outré Tomes, Inc.

Ellen Levitt is the author of a trilogy of books covering the Lost Synagogues of New York City, Walking Manhattan and a prolific essay writer. Check out her Facebook page on the Lost Synagogues of New York City: https://www.facebook.com/TheLostSynagoguesOfNewYorkCity Be sure to purchase her books from the links below including the upcoming Monologues From The Makom, Intertwined Narratives of Sexuality, Gender, Body Image, and Jewish Identity: https://www.avotaynu.com/books/LostSynagoguesManhattan.htm https://www.wildernesspress.com/product.php?productid=17105&cat=286&page=1 https://benyehudapress.com/books/monologues-from-the-makom/

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