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publications featuring emerging authors
A novel about family relationships and mother-daughter estrangement.
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Autumn 2024 Issue of Scary Stories
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Premier issue of the Back Roads Literary Review features short stories by peer-reviewed authors.
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Written as a collaborative by the Marion County Writers Workshop
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Award-winning novel by Michael Van Natta, founder of the Marion County Writers Workshop
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how we can help emerging writers with goals, inspiration, and opportunities
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Critique Opportunities
Writers: why should you get your work critiqued? Learning critique techniques is one of the best ways to improve your writing. The Marion County Writers Workshop is a friendly, inclusive group of writers, that meet weekly online or in-person. All meetings are free, no dues or hidden fees. Founded in 2003 by Michael Van Natta. To join, please send us an email with your request and a short bio about yourself and why you want to become a better writer. Visit our About page. |
What is Back Roads Literary Review?
Readers: why should you purchase? When you purchase a book you not only get enjoyment of themed short stories, but you support emerging writers. Fictional stories are peered reviewed for quality. The theme of the stories vary per issue. Reading these stories is a good way to preview and follow a variety of authors. if you like their style, you can find more books by them. Books may be purchased on this website or Amazon.com Visit our FAQ page. for more information about what we do. |
Back Roads Literary Review
Look for the Spring Issue in Coming in May 2025 The theme for the spring edition is LOVE and relationships in all its forms. Romantic love, brotherly love, family love, accidental love, love gone bad. |