Happy January! More snow than usual in the DC area this year, but I'm not complaining :-) Another Chasm this month, seeded by 36-Across and built out from there. The clues also feature a timely MLK quote.
Thanks to Will Nediger for test solving. Hope you enjoy!
Happy December! This whirlwind of a month is finally slowing down with the holidays coming up next week. I'll be spending time away from home with family, and hopefully get some free time to finish constructing a bunch of in-progress puzzles! That and catch up on my puzzle backlog which has only grown since last month...
This asymmetric offering today began with the vertical stack in the NW and grew out from there. Thanks to Will Nediger for test solving. Hope you enjoy!
Happy November! The last month really flew by. In addition to being busy with work, I've filled most of my free time again with singing to make up for all of the lost time during lockdown. Though my tired voice tells me I may have gone back a bit too hard, the recent soul-stirring concerts have made it all worth it.
This puzzle ended up turning into a wiiiide boy, but doing so helped make the center come together!
Thanks to Will Nediger for test solving. Hope you enjoy!
Happy October! I'm doing a range of autumnal activities today - pumpkin picking, cider tasting, corn mazing, etc. etc. 'Tis the season. This chasm has some fun entries I'm excited to include, mixed with some common entries that may have some stretchier clues than usual (you can be the judge.)
Thanks to Will Nediger for test solving. Hope you enjoy!
Happy September! This month's puzzle is another Chasm, pretty similar to the grid I used for Boswords this past spring with the intersecting septuple stack middle that I keep coming back to. It's become one of my favorite grid designs. Registration is open for the Boswords 2021 Fall Themeless League by the way, so go sign up if you haven't already for a bonkers roster including some of my literal favorite constructors.
In other fun news, I have the NYT Saturday puzzle tomorrow! It should be a memorable one 😜
Thanks to Will Nediger for test solving. Hope you enjoy!
