If you write short stories where is a good place to send them off to get published(historical fiction)?

Answer 1

Start here:

Writer's Market 2007 by Robert Lee Brewer
Guide to Literary Agents 2007 by Joanna Masterson

Answer 2

I would recommend self-publishing. I self-published a book of poetry through http://www.lulu.com/ (you don’t need an agent for self-publishing)
Lulu is completely free and very easy to use. You can then buy a global distribution, or ISBN, which will put your book on Barnes and noble, borders, Amazon.... I really like lulu, I think they are great. They also offer a great customer service if you get stuck. Once published with them, you automatically get the copyright, and you keep all rights to it. You can have books printed in b/w or colour, hardback or soft back, and in a variety of sizes.
If you think they are too good to be true (which was my original opinion) you can view my book at http://www.lulu.com/dchooper
Hope this helps. Good luck with your writing.
For any more information about Lulu you can contact me at [e-mail] (if you do contact me, put Lulu in the subject line, or I might report as Spam)
Cheers, Deanna.

Answer 3

The best thing is to find an agent. If you do not want to there are some publishers who will publish stories without an agent, but they tend to be smaller publishers. An example of this is ComStar Media (who happens to publish a lot of anthologies of various types)

Answer 4

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