i have over 50 poems that i have wrote over the last 3 years how do i get them published?

Question

and trust its not any garbage at all they are all good i just want to get them published some how...

Answer 1

Purchase a book called "The Writer's Market 2007", submit the manuscript to every publisher in it that typically publishes your type of poems, and then pray.

Also this book is handy for agents:

Guide to Literary Agents 2007

Answer 2

There is a source book (referemce) at library with publishers. Find contests. There are anthologies that request to publish poems. You may have to give an entry fee.
Or find poetry publishers that are in poetry field.
If you want to publish them as in self publishinglook up some companies and request their information
The ones who are anthologies want you to buy the book when they put it togethr. It is nice to see the poem this way while you keep searching searches that might be a regulation buy and pay publisher.
Search for poetry in search engines such as Yahoo and Google

Answer 3

There is always self-publishing (try www.lulu.com) if you want to go that way, although most published writers discourage that because they say it is so much better to wait until someone will PAY YOU for what you've done instead of the other way around. Anyways, the best thing to do is to find anthologies that are accepting submissions and submit poems to them... also find magazines that print poems and write them letters to send your poems in.
Good luck!

Answer 4

"that I have WROTE"? You mean 'written'.
It would be hard to get a book published in ANY language, or have a publisher give more than a cursory glance to a 'writer' that appears illiterate.
They might tell you to go to school and come back in 10 years.
Sorry, but that's the way is IS!

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Answer 5

I have 134 poems and I made a book for myself. To get them published, you submit to publishers and cross your fingers. You can also pay to have them printer professionally, apply for an ISBN yourself, and sell them on your own to local bookstores (not chainstores), artistic venues, or flea markets. It costs a lot, and I mean a LOT of money, but if you believe in yourself enough to put up the funds, you can do it that way. If a publisher gets ahold of your self-published piece, they may choose to reprint and publish themselves.

The best way, and I mean the best way, is for the publisher to of course pay you and do it themselves. I printed mine just to have it on my bookshelf instead of sitting in piles in a drawer. I even made a professional cover that won an award at a student graphic arts competition. You need to just review your choices.

Answer 6

nobody thinks their own poems are garbage

Answer 7

Good luck! hope they become best sellers