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 Sue Gleason's Double Crostic Puzzle Page


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The Hot off the Press puzzle is often from a just-published source. This might be The New York Times, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, the San Francisco Chronicle or often, The New Yorker -- or anything else. Our best puzzles tend to be the Classics, which are constructed in a more leisurely fashion. Please join to enjoy a daily classic double crostic.

All of the puzzles on this website require Java on your computer. Give puzzles a minute to load. To enlarge a puzzle, click the grid near the top left corner.

In a double crostic, the words you enter horizontally are referenced not, as in crossword puzzles, to other words you enter vertically, but to a quotation instead. Please try the beginner puzzle first if you are new to the site or to double crostic puzzles

My sudokus never require that you enter several guesses in a single square, because I find 9x9 puzzles with this stipulation esthetically pleasing. If you do the guest puzzle, you are told the median members' solving time, which averages 19 minutes, rather than a difficulty level assigned algorithmically or otherwise.

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