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PUZZLE #605 LUCKY SEVENS 15
One of the clues in this puzzle contains a word or phrase suggested by Patron M. Sean Molley. Support me on Patreon at $15 or more per month to suggest one word or phrase for me to put into a puzzle every month!
Stacked together below are seven Sevens made up of 7 squares each. The answers to each Seven start in th...

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I hope this doesn't become a pattern, because this is the second time in three weeks that I forgot to schedule the answers post in its usual time. Ah, well, at least "Quadruple Cross 7" got the most solvers I've had in a long while, with an...


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PUZZLE #604 PIECES OF NINE 14
Arrange the trigrams (blocks with three squares/letters in them) to make nine 9-letter words. After that, sort the new words so that the first one alphabetically is in row 1, the second one alphabetically is in row 2, and so on.

Once you're done, read down two of the columns for the FINAL ANSWER: a two-word phrase...

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Two weeks have passed by since "Drop Tower 14" was posted on this blog, and sixteen people have solved it since then:

Grant FikesCindy HeislerMarie desJardinsCathy BowenPavel CurtisJoe BernardKevin OrfieldOkieboy2008Michael LebowitzChris Koc...

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PUZZLE #603 QUADRUPLE CROSS 7
To begin solving this puzzle, view each numbered square in the grid as being in the center of a plus-shaped cross where two five-letter clue answers intersect. There are two clues corresponding to each number, and each numbered pair of crossing answers has the same middle letter. Here's the tricky part: which one of each pair's t...

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