CREATIVE NON-FICTION (since retirement)
• "The Outsider," Hippocampus Magazine, March 2012.
•"The Reluctant Grown-up," Hippocampus Magazine, January 2012 (Nominated for Pushcart Prize). Republished in May 2013 as a "best of" story.
•"Dressing for Conformaty," (by Maryla Newman as told to Fred Amram), Kurier Polski, June 2011.
•"The Price of a Rag" Part 2, (by Maryla Newman as told to Fred Amram), Kurier Polski, February 2011.
•"The Price of a Rag" Part 1, (by Maryla Newman as told to Fred Amram), Kurier Polski, December 2010.
•"Bye Bye Daddy," (by Maryla Newman as told to Fred Amram), Kurier Polski, September 2010.
•“Kristallnacht: The Night of Broken Glass,” Marking Humanity, (Edited by Shlomit Kriger) Toronto: Soul Inscription Press, 2010.
• “The Brownshirts Are Coming,” Marking Humanity, (Edited by Shlomit Kriger) Toronto: Soul Inscription Press, 2010. Reprinted from Prick of the Spindle.
• “My Meeting with Mengele” (as told to Fred Amram), Whistling Shade (Literary Journal), Winter 2010.
• “The Brownshirts Are Coming,” Prick of the Spindle (Literary Journal), Vol. 3, No. 2, 2009.
• “Poetry Is Dead? So They Say . . .,” Whistling Shade (Literary Journal), Vol. 8, No. 1, Spring 2008.
• “Papa’s Birthday Lament,” Jewish Chronicle, Vol. 81, December 2007.
• “Two Butchers,” Whistling Shade (Literary Journal), Vol. 7, No. 3, Fall 2007.
• “Bat Mitzvah with Cousin Aaltje,” The Jewish Chronicle, vol. 81, no. 9, May, 2007 (reprinted in Remember Us, Spring, 2007).
• “My First Seder In America,” American Jewish World, April 2006 (reprinted in Jewish Transcript and Jewish Chronicle, 2006).
• “The Chanukah Man.” American Jewish World, December 2005 (reprinted in Jewish Chronicle, December, 2006; reprinted in Turtle River Press, Issue # 68, November - December 2007).
SELECTED RECENT PUBLIC READINGS
• “Reluctant Grown-up,” Loft Mentor Series, Loft Literary Center, March 2010.
• “Tante Beda Died Last Night,” SOS, Vitality Studio, March 2010.
• “Unjust Desserts,” From Germany and Walnut Grove, 42nd Street Station, March 2010.
• “Two Butchers,” Age: Wide Angle, Minneapolis Public Library, March 2010.
photo by Sandra A. Brick