Madness...Crossword and Otherwise

It's time to move on to other things...which means the blog has to go. I'll still be solving (multiple puzzles daily, rather than ju...

Is it my imagination...or are Barry Silk's puzzles becoming more frequent? One thing I know for sure...he's become one of my favorit...

Monday's puzzle is a joint effort by two constructors who definitely aren't strangers to the New York Times...but I'm pretty sur...

Chain Reaction, today's puzzle by Pamela Amick Klawitter, has one of those themes that's fun to solve. Blogging it, however, can be ...

For this puzzle, it was important to add Tyler's middle name to the byline. He designed the grid to include his initials...a bold H in ...

If you're a regular reader, you know that Mike Nothnagel is my favorite constructor. So...I really hate it when I'm not on his wavel...

As soon as I printed out the grid, I knew I would love this puzzle...but I underestimated how crazy it would make me. Joe Krozel revealed hi...