Publishing Larry & Mick

As one or two of you may have noticed, I have now amassed quite a collection of Larry & Mick stories within these pages, and I am at the point where I would like to look into getting them published - i.e. getting paid to write them, rather than just posting them on ABC Tales. I've never seriously looked into getting published before, so I've no idea where to start. Anyone got any suggestions?

I thank you in advance for whatever wisdom and advice you may be able to offer...

"P"

Birthday greetings.

I know it's late in the day but nevertheless I wish you a happy birthday, Liana babe.

The Chicken Has Landed By Rigmarole

The backdrop of screams, shouts and scuffles reminded me of bad times but the overall effect was to leave me smiling.
If he hadn't skinned up he would probably only have managed a shop front (instead of a froint :o)
Good stuff, Rigmarole.
http://www.abctales.com/rigmarole/the_chicken_has_landed

People Who Are Happy Don't Die by Nancy Am

Maybe it's people who are happy that DO die because people who aren't are dead already... no. Still read this and see what you think.
http://www.abctales.com/node/539865

My Life: Oy Vay 4

Definitely the best so far.
You may not agree with Styx but he definitely says it with style.
http://www.abctales.com/styxbroox/my_life_oy_vay_4

Silly balls in a high coup anyone?

I see that at least one person hasn't much idea about syllables or haiku. Their latest offering (which may or maybe not intended as an entry in the competition) has a 5 - 7 - 5 format. Only problem is they are words and not syllables.

For those that don't know, 'syllable' is one word with three syllables.

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