: Re: Where to find a place to publish a specific kind of work? I've written some stories about my adventures in the wars. I don't think they're Hemingway caliber, but I don't think they're bad.

You should consider putting them on Medium. It is basically a magazine that anyone can contribute to. You tag your stories with keywords, and Medium readers follow keywords in the same way you can follow users on Twitter. For example, there may be readers following every article tagged â€œwar.â€ So tagging your work should be done with great care, because you are basically choosing what section of the magazine your work belongs in, and which readers â€” interested or disinterested â€” see your work. Investigate exactly which tags apply to your work.

Other magazine editors also look at Medium for articles to syndicate to their sites. So it can be a way to get started publishing in other contexts.

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