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In the US you can't open a mag without reading, "Once upon a time..."
Seriously, though, (well semi-seriously) Just about all lits contain short stories, so do many other mags. If you subscribe to Writer's Market you can search under "fiction" and see what kind their looking for, pay rates, rights, etc.
Looks like you paid a whole lot of attention to writing, and little on marketing. If you can give some synopses of your pieces we might be able to focus in on a few.
Seriously, though, (well semi-seriously) Just about all lits contain short stories, so do many other mags. If you subscribe to Writer's Market you can search under "fiction" and see what kind their looking for, pay rates, rights, etc.
Looks like you paid a whole lot of attention to writing, and little on marketing. If you can give some synopses of your pieces we might be able to focus in on a few.
I'll take a look 
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Andreas, if you look at the top of the Short Stories board you will see this:
Sticky: Publishing Short Fiction - Markets
This is where useful markets and market lists for short stories are kept by our Moderator.
Andreas, if you look at the top of the Short Stories board you will see this:
Sticky: Publishing Short Fiction - Markets
This is where useful markets and market lists for short stories are kept by our Moderator.
Any proper paper magazines? Rather than E-zines. E-zines kinda scare me since they don't seem real. Well, there are some that looks completely like kiddy-html type.
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The ,arket links given list many paper published magazines. Ralan is the biggest of them for spec fic.
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