I may have a name for you. Give me a day or so, and I'll do some research on it.

A friend of mine from college had a collection of short stories published several years ago. Her husband had a friend who knew a book reviewer at a magazine in New York City. He had a link to an agent with an excellent track record, and an interest in collections of short fiction. The agent loved her work, and he found a publisher--a respected commercial house in NYC. I don't think she made much money on it, but she did get published, and it opened a lot of doors for her.

I don't know how good your work is, but if you have completed a project and you feel good about it, at the very least, you ought to have a professional with reliable judgment review it for its possibilities.

This was about 10 years ago, though, so I can't be sure the information is still current. But I can try.

p.s./for publishing creative work like yours, it's always best to go through an agent. I've been told that, with rare exception, none of the reputable publishers accept unsolicited submissions.