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Erika Dreifus

Erika Dreifus

Erika Dreifus lives and writes in New York City. Her short fiction has appeared in Lilith, Mississippi Review Online, TriQuarterly, and many other publications. She is a past winner of the David Dornstein Memorial Creative Writing contest for short fiction on Jewish themes. Erika blogs about writing and publishing at www.practicing-writing.blogspot.com, and about matters of Jewish cultural interest more specifically at www.machberet.blogspot.com

Background on For Services Rendered

Background on For Services Rendered

By Erika Dreifus on October 12, 2009

The impetus for Erika Dreifus’ short story For Services Rendered about German-Jewish physicians in the 1930s, came from a source very close to home.

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For Services Rendered

For Services Rendered

By Erika Dreifus on October 5, 2009

A version of this story was published in the U.K.-based Solander: The Magazine of the Historical Novel Society, and republished in J Journal: New Writing on Justice. For Services Rendered was also a finalist in the Moment-Karma Short Fiction Contest.

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