Welcome to the Contributors page at Class with Mason: School of Literary Studies. This page showcases all of our respected contributors who have shared their valuable insights and expertise with our community. If you’re passionate about literature and want to be part of this esteemed group, you can join by submitting at least 10 guest posts. Once you’ve contributed, your name will proudly appear here alongside our other talented contributors.
To become a contributor, submit your article. We have two options for submission.
1. Submit through our Assistant Alberta: Open Chatbox
2. Submit article through Form:
Submit Article
First Read Guidelines for Guest Posting
Join our growing list of contributors and share your expertise with a wider literary community. Whether you're an academic or a passionate reader, your insights can help others learn more about the world of literature. We look forward to receiving your submissions!
Posting Policy:
- Article must be your original work and should not be republished anywhere else once it is approved and published.
- The topic must be related to education and career topics.
- We accept articles provided that it fits in the education category. Class with Mason is a website dedicated to the aid of learners and enthusiasts of Literature.
- Possible Categories: Poetry Analysis, Analytical Essay, Drama Notes, Literature Notes, Literary Theory, History of Literature, Literary Article, Academic Essay, etc.
- Please check if the same notes have already been published on our site! We do not accept duplications.
- Your article will be reviewed and edited for typographical and grammatical errors.
- We do not send notifications about the status of the submission and do not guarantee the publishing of your article.
You can submit your writings to publish on this website! Class With Mason will be grateful for useful submissions.
Guest Post Guidelines
Thanks for contributing to Class With Mason! Here are some guidelines and recommendations for each piece of content that you submit.
List of Desired Blog Post Themes and Topics
In general, posts we accept for guest content fall under the following themes:
- Critical Literary Theory
- Critical Thinking Skills
- English Literature
- Social Ecology
- Prefigurative Politics
- Memory Tricks
- Writing Skills
- Book Reviews
- Study Skills
- Linguistics
- Poetry Analysis
- Short Story Analysis
- Summary & Analysis of Plays, Novels
- Literary Articles
- Literary Essays
- Crash Courses
- Qualitative Research
Note: Make sure the content isn't already available on this site, duplicate content won't be posted. 15% plagiarism limit. No AI-generated content accepted.
Additional Guest Post Content Tips
Guest Post Content Tips
The guiding light behind our blog is to share content that’s educational, engaging, and entertaining.- Posts should be 800 – 1,500+ words in length. We find this is a perfect size of post, and you’ll fit in with the rest of our blog this way. Longer is good, too.
- Break up your content, so it’s easy to read. This means including headings, subheadings, bullets, and any other visual elements to increase the readability of your piece.
- Write in a natural, conversational tone. We want to share content that is authoritative, but not robotic. We’re producing blog content — not Wikipedia pages, so don’t shy away from showing off your sense of humor.
- All content MUST BE ORIGINAL. We do not accept duplicate or syndicated content as guest posts. If your post has appeared anywhere else on the web, we can’t publish it on our blog. If you quote other content, link to it.
- Always name your sources. We understand that you’re an expert, but our audience might not be so sure.
- Talk about your topic from your experience and observation.
- Take a position. If you disagree with common wisdom on a topic, talk about why the mainstream point of view is wrong or misleading. Back up your perspective with facts. Take screenshots. Include interesting data. Support your arguments with external references.
Other Things to Include in Your Guest Post
Outbound Links: Does somebody else have a great point of view on a topic? Want to make sure people know a certain definition of a word or concept? Link to it.
Make sure these links are to authoritative sites. Only link to your site if it’s a highly relevant blog post.
Lists and Bullets: Most people skim articles until they find the value. Bullet points make this easy.
Actionable Takeaways: Recap the takeaways of your article as bullet points at the end of your post.
NOTE: Class With Mason reserves full editorial control and may edit or tweak submissions as we see fit. These tweaks include anything from removing too much self-promotion to optimizing for SEO, edits both small and large, and more.
Guest Post Logistics
Use the following form to submit your writings:
Guest Post Promotion
Please feel free to promote your post through your social media, newsletter, or link to it from your blog. You can even include a snippet of the post on your blog, with a link back to the original content on our site. You can also backlink your content wherever necessary. (This is important so that we both avoid duplicate content penalties).
Note: Don't forget to include a link to your picture and a short introduction of 4-5 lines maximum for the author widget. You can also include a link to your website or social networks for the author widget. Example is given below!
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