31 Days of Methods In Madness

I have a writing goal this month and I hope you’ll help me!  My goal is to participate in the annual 31 Days writing challenge originated by home blogger, Myquillyn Smith (The Nester), and now hosted by Crystal Stine,  I’ve challenged myself to write a post of indeterminate length on a singular theme – every day of October.

I had difficulty in narrowing the writing to one theme, but to honor the concept behind my blog, I chose to write about methods.  Specifically, methods in madness.  And I’m going to approach each day’s topic according to a tip or subject of interest as it relates to the letters of the Alphabet. 

I had a two-fold reason for choosing the topic of Methods in Madness. I wanted to meld literature, which I love, with helpful tips and tricks. Shakespeare is attributed with the quote:

Today, when we want to convince ourselves or others that we have a purpose, albeit crazy – we may use the phrase:

So the phrase originates in literature, Hamlet to be precise.  And it now embodies our various methods for achieving success.

I want to have fun with this challenge while providing useful bite-size pieces of information for others.  I’m nervous and excited to share this series with you!

This will be the series landing page.  As the days progress, check here for links to all 31 Days of Methods.

Have Fun With Me!