I remember you’d posted before about pursuing your music! Very cool.

2008 was my fourth year trying nanowrimo and my first year actually finishing. I’m still editing/revising the novel. I have other things I want to start writing (and finish writing – lol), but I’m trying to be good & get the novel in an acceptable form first; it needs some work still.

Hey, thanks for all the ideas! I will definitely explore those soon. Right now I’ve got myself committed to recording an album by July 4th. So far so good, though it’ll be a photo finish

How often have you done that novel-in-november thing? Ever completed it?

Okay, following are some examples/ideas of possible places to try. (some are pay, some are not)
Something to keep in mind as you research. If a market says “no unsolicited manuscript,” you can still submit to them. Just send a query letter first. They’ll either request to read your manuscript (making it “solicited” vs. “unsolicited”) or not.

Some of these accept reprints (previously published work). Others don’t.

The Summerset Review: http://www.summersetreview.org/guidelines.htm
The New Yorker: http://www.newyorker.com/contact/contactus (no reprints – but I suppose you could query to see if they consider it as already published)
Zoetrope All-Story: http://www.all-story.com/submissions.cgi (no reprints?)
Chattahoochee Review: http://www.chattahoochee-review.org/ (again, no reprints)
Zahir: http://www.zahirtales.com/guidelines.html
Boston Review: http://bostonreview.net/about/writers_guidelines/ (no reprints)
Adirondack Review: http://adirondackreview.homestead.com/submissions.html (no reprints)
Not One of Us: http://not-one-of-us.com/guidelines.php (no reprints?)
GUD: http://www.gudmagazine.com/subs/submit.php

Some good listings are here:
http://www.absolutewrite.com
http://www.writersdigest.com
http://ralan.com
etc.

A lot of the online markets tend to cease publication, but the site will linger so it’s always best to check the dates. Make sure the place you’re interested in is currently publishing and that you’re okay with the rights you’re assigning them if they accept your story. Also, some print publications will purchase stories that have appeared online and vice versa. Others won’t.

I’ll look up a few places as suggestions to get you started. No harm in trying, right?