Could you write a guest post for Liberal England?

Don't forget that Liberal England is now accepting guest posts. So far 22 (count 'em) have appeared:

• In praise of slow government - Simon Beard
• Children and the surveillance state: Will the Coalition keep its word? - Terri Dowty
• Standards matter in higher education, not just participation rates - Anonymous
• A Woking class hero is something to be - Lisa Harding
• The campaign for a Robin Hood Tax - Ian Sullivan
• The limits of the Big Society - Martin Veart
• Can hyperlocal news sites be the future of journalism? - Niall Sullivan
• How Edward Stourton misunderstood The Orange Book - Simon Titley
• Why I caged my son: The Love Outdoor Play campaign - Daniel Raven-Ellison
• Against the Comment is Free view of politics - Jonathan King
• A beginner's guide to anarchism - Ruth Kinna
• The other side of suicide - Elinor O'Neill
• AV, politicians and the wasted vote - Chris Slowe
• Creative Perambulations: Marking the boundaries of Sherwood Forest - Dave Wood
• Towards a Liberal Democrat ideology - Simon Beard
• The community shops movement - Mike Perry
• Why the Liberal Democrats should support co-operatives - Peter Arnold
• Grandparents or adoption: Who would you choose? - Peter Hulme
• Arts Fresco, Market Harborough, 9-11 September 2011 - Hazel Cook
• Richard Jefferies and Coate: A centenary celebration - Rebecca Welshman
• "A modest county": Pevsner in Leicestershire - Susie Harries
• Anthony Burgess in Leicester - Phil Beesley

If you would like to write one yourself, please send me an email so we can discuss your idea. I am chiefly interested in political posts, but if you are a regular reader you will know that this blog is noted for its eclectic range of interests...