Submissions
We welcome submissions from readers. We accept regular, ongoing submissions for the following areas:
| Photography | For photography guidelines, please read here before submitting. | SUBMIT PHOTOGRAPHY |
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Written content |
These pieces are mother or child work or photographs of the work for the Mirth and Merriment Section of the magazine. | SUBMIT ART + POETRY + WORDS |
| Content pieces for the Children's Gazette written by kids | These could be main articles about topics they are passionate about. Their own enquire within topics or suggestions of ones they would like to learn. They can request article topics, or they can write the articles themselves. Famous speeches and Latin quotes or verses are also welcome. | SUBMIT TO THE CHILDREN'S GAZETTE |
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Blog Posts for A Large Room |
Do you find yourself thinking about topics and wanting to process them through to completion? Us, too. We would like to offer our blog as A Large Room, if you will, of Charlotte Mason topics, written by moms, just like you, about topics we are all interested in. We would like to be able to pull from these submissions for magazine articles and future Compendium writers. So, if you are interested in writing main articles for the magazine or in writing for the compendium, please consider submitting here. We would love to hear from you. | SUBMIT BLOG POSTS |
The Quarterly Gazette
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A Large Room
These guest posts represent feet on the ground. It does not need to be, nor should it be, perfectly written or "perfect" Charlotte Mason (though it does need to be assuming a heart towards Mason's methods). You don't need to sound like you know everything. Your philosophy does not need to be thoroughly flushed out. You don't have to have all your dishes done, have been previously published, own seven chickens, or know how to make sourdough bread. But you CAN have all those things and write about them, too. Submissions are not, and will never be, about obtaining any standard of perfection. They are about the reality of living life, building families, growing character, and doing the hard thing of educating our children at home.
Enjoy the collection of posts in CPQ's Large Room, and consider sharing with us, too!
