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blog.alexbeals.com | ||
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parkerhiggins.net
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| | | | | Today I'm releasing Fill Harmonics, a music machine that takes its rules and styling from the world of crossword puzzles. The name is a pun: in crossword lingo, "fill" is the stuff that goes into the grid. This project is a collaboration with Natan Last, one of my cruciverbal inspirations and the author of "Across The Universe," a very fun upcoming book on the history and culture of crosswords (available for pre-order now!). | |
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www.nautiluspuz.com
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| | | | | Wow, fifty puzzles! I think. I feel like I messed up the count somewhere along the way. Well, now it seems I should have some grand announce... | |
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bitsplitting.org
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| | | | | I've been wanting to create my own crossword puzzles since I was a kid, but never quite got around to it. Earlier this year I decided to renew my commitment, and tweeted a bold claim:Mark my words: within 3 months I'm going to publish my first self-constructed crossword puzzle, and within 3 ye | |
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parkerhiggins.net
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| | | Through some remarkably sharp eyes and impressive grid IDing, I learned that a crossword puzzle shown briefly on-screen on "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" is the June 16, 2022 New York Times puzzle constructed by me and Ross Trudeau. Some very very minor spoilers follow. | ||
