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PUZZLE #619 WONDER TWINS 2
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!

There are two identical crossword grids and two sets of clues to go with them, so that you can solve them both at t...

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Two weeks have passed by since "Dial Tunes 7" was posted on this blog, so now's the time to list the names of all fifteen people who have successfully solved it since then:

Marie desJardinsGrant FikesPavel CurtisOkieboy2008Sam LevitinKevin Or...

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PUZZLE #618 COINED PHRASES 8
There is a set of five coins, all of which have one letter on each of their two faces. Each letter appears only once throughout the set, and no two coins share the same letter. Random flips of all the coins have produced six 5-letters words hinted at by the numbered clues. Once all six answers have been solved, use logic and ded...

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Thirteen days have passed since "Squeezed in the Middle 23" was posted on this blog, and a total of eighteen people have solved it since then!

Grant FikesCathy BowenMarie desJardinsCindy HeislerJoe BernardPavel CurtisKevin Orf...

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PUZZLE #617 DIAL TUNES 7
This puzzle type was suggested by Patron Grant Fikes. Normally, you can suggest a puzzle type of your own choice over on my Patreon page, but both slots are still full, so you might have to resort to PayPal if you still want to make a request of your own.

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